MCASA in the News: Prioritize the Rape Survivor Family Protection Act in Maryland’s Legislature

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A recent Washington Post editorial doesn't mince words as it urges the passage of legislation that would

MCASA in the News: National Sexual Assault Conversation Amplifies Survivor Voices

November 16 2017 - MCASA in the News
A recent ABC 7 News story explores the national conversation about sexual assault as survivors continue to come

MCASA in the News: Leadership Announces Rape Survivor Family Protection Act Will Be 2018 Priority

October 31 2017 - MCASA in the News
Legislation that would terminate the parental rights of rapists has gained two influential allies, as discussed in recent articles in

MCASA in the News: Speaker Busch Announces the Rape Survivor Family Protection Act will be HB1

October 25 2017 - MCASA in the News
A recent WUSA 9 segment highlighted the need for Maryland legislators to finally pass the Rape Survivor Family

Rapists Still Have Parental Rights in MD—Help Us Change That

October 11 2017 - MCASA in the News - Press Releases
A recent news story from The Detroit News covers the horrifying case of a Michigan rapist who'

MCASA in the News: New Laws to Help Sexual Assault Victims

October 02 2017 - MCASA in the News
A WJLA.com article provides a list of a few of the new laws helping sexual assault victims that go

MCASA in the News: The Pervasive Nature of Sexual Harassment in Our Society

September 20 2017 - MCASA in the News
An article from Bustle reacts to actress Amber Tamblyn’s recent New York Times Op-Ed about society’s

MCASA in the News: Charles County Child Porn Case Highlights Importance of Talking to Kids About Sexual Abuse

August 02 2017 - MCASA in the News
A recent news story from W*USA 9 sheds light on a case in Charles County, where a former

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