MNCASA is a voice for victims/survivors, sexual assault programs,
and allies committed to ending sexual violence.
MNCASA Members Make the Difference
Our members include rape crisis centers, advocates, prevention teams, police and courts, health organizations and government offices united to end sexual violence. MNCASA provides networking opportunities, technical assistance, and resources.
The National Institute for SART Team Leaders
The National Institute for SART Team Leaders is a 2 ½ day program designed for coordinators, team leaders, and state and territorial level leaders who coordinate or support local teams responding to sexual violence.
Join Us for Action Day 2015
Join MNCASA and other state coalitions at the Capitol for Actions Day, Safety for All: Our Lives Depend On It, on March 18 to talk to your elected officials about safety in your homes, relationships, and communities.
About MNCASA's work to end sexual violence
The Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault (MNCASA) is a voice for sexual assault victims, sexual assault help and prevention programs, and allies committed to ending sexual violence. Sexual violence takes many forms, including rape, date rape, sexual abuse, incest, pornography, prostitution, sexual harassment, bullying and other forms of assault that use sex as a weapon.
MNCASA connects members and allies to tools and training for rapid and effective response to sexual violence and victims in their communities. We provide facts and guidance to advocates and law makers who promote better public policy that will stop sexual violence. And we offer resources and education tools and training for prosecutors, law enforcement, SANE nurses, health care providers, and expert witnesses in how to ensure a victim-centered response to survivors of rape and other sexually violent crimes. Learn more about the work of MNCASA and SVJI.
Fact sheets
Find answers in our fact sheets on topics including:
- Legal Resources for Survivors
- Community notification
- Drug and alcohol facilitated sexual assault
- Ten ways parents can protect children from sexual violence
Sexual Violence Justice Institute (SVJI) Fact Sheets
Infographic from the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS)
Resources for survivors and professionals
We provide resources for those who have been sexually assaulted, and those working with victims/survivors of sexual violence. Here are some popular resources that may interest you.
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