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Dear Alliance Allies, Friends, and Community, To protect the health and safety of our staff and those we serve, The Alliance has closed our offices and moved our staff to working remotely. We will continue to be available during regular business hours and all our...
Senator Richard Blumenthal joined the Alliance Thursday to highlight federal funding set aside to be used for the processing of sexual assault evidence collection kits. The latest federal budget earmarks approximately $48 million to be used to support the Sexual...
When Joshua Frazer entered the criminal justice system at the age of 13, he found himself in a cycle that he would battle for years to come - leaving the system when he reached adulthood only to return when he found no support on the outside. "The problem is you have...
Join The Alliance and The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests (SNAP) Sunday, Nov. 3 at state-wide rallies in front of three Connecticut cathedrals.
"Give Victims Time" Bill - The new bill was passed during the 2019 legislative session and is effective as of October 1, 2019. The new bill - which can be viewed in full here - extends various deadlines for those who wish to report sexual violence and: Increases...
The Alliance was joined by Senator Richard Blumenthal in demanding further background checks and an accessible reporting system.
The Joyful Heart Foundation - a national organization working to end the backlog of untested sexual assault kits - announced that Connecticut has reached "full reform" of its sexual assault backlog. This means the state meets each of the organization's six pillars of...
The Alliance is joined by state Attorney General William Tong in questioning the development and marketing of “do-it-yourself” sexual assault kits to be sold online by companies such as MeToo Kits and The Preserve Group.
Phoenix Ink Tattoo will be hosting their second annual “Still Not Asking For It” event to fight the stigma survivors face within the tattoo community.
This art project seeks to highlight the voices of Latina, Latino, and Latinx survivors of sexual violence. Join us on April 18th and help us grow our collection.
Join us at UConn School of Law on January 15, 2019 for a conference focused on campus sexual assault prevention and intervention. Tickets are just $35.
The search is underway for a new Executive Director of Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence.
Contact the Statewide 24-Hour Toll-Free Hotline