MCASA provides training on a variety of topics. Training is tailored to professionals and volunteers who work in a particular area, such as victim advocacy, law enforcement, college sexual assault response, and other fields related to sexual assault prevention and response.
MCASA compiles a variety of free online trainings related to sexual violence in Maryland and in the United States.
MCASA is excited to offer Rape Crisis and Recovery Programs, and other organizations serving sexual assault survivors, funding for their work.
MCASA represents the unified voice and combined energy of all of its members working to eliminate sexual violence in the State of Maryland. MCASA supports legislation that promotes justice for survivors of sexual violence, accountability for offenders, and protection for the general public.
Sexual Assault is a complex issue with a variety of responses and nuances necessary to the individual who has survived it and the communities they identify with. MCASA provides training and technical assistance on a wide variety of topics.
The Maryland Women of Color Network (WOCN) strives to promote education, advocacy, and leadership in communities in order to effectively serve survivors of sexual assault. Maryland WOCN is dedicated to the ongoing commitment of amplifying the voices of women of color while confronting oppressive attitudes and barriers in the anti-sexual violence field.
MCASA's College Consortium is a statewide network of college staff and other professionals that works collectively to prevent violence and respond to the needs of student survivors on Maryland campuses.
A one stop location for members of the media to learn about MCASA, its programs and the Rape Crisis and Recovery Centers.
