California Coalition Against Sexual Assault

California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA) is a nonprofit organization based in Pasadena, California, dedicated to combating sexual violence. With a staff of 24 people, CALCASA has been a leading voice in the fight against sexual assault since its founding in 1980. The organization generates approximately $5 million in annual revenue. CALCASA provides a range of services and resources to support survivors of sexual assault, advocates, and organizations working to prevent sexual violence. They offer training, technical assistance, public policy advocacy, and educational materials. CALCASA also serves as a central resource for information and expertise on sexual violence, connecting with rape crisis centers, government agencies, institutions, and community organizations. CALCASA's primary membership consists of California's 85 rape crisis centers and prevention programs. They also have affiliate members, including businesses, individuals, and other organizations committed to ending sexual violence. Through its extensive network and outreach, CALCASA strives to improve society's response to sexual assault by creating a culture of prevention and support. For more information about CALCASA's work, visit their website at valor.us.