News & Events
May
CCASA is hiring an Ethnic Community Outreach Project Coordinator
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse is offering a one year position (with the possibility of extension) as a Project Coordinator in the Education and Training Program, with specific emphasis on a project the agency is undertaking with the Canadian Sikh Network. Although employed by CCASA this dynamic individual will also…
Apr
National Volunteer Week
As an agency focused on the healing and education around the unique impact sexual violence has in our communities, CCASA relies heavily on volunteers to communicate our philosophies through public education and, in some cases, working directly with clients. Those who have decided to be a part of CCASA’s volunteer…
Apr
CCASA is hiring a Sexual Assault Counsellor
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse (CCASA) is the primary sexual violence service provider for Calgary and surrounding areas. We are looking for an experienced and innovative individual to be part of our dynamic organization. This person will have worked in the field of human/social services for three + years and…
Apr
CCASA is hiring a Sexual Assault Worker/ Educator
Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse is offering a one year maternity leave position as a Sexual Assault Worker/Educator in the Education and Training Program. The CCASA Educators deliver the “Who Do You Tell?”™ Program in elementary schools to classes from Kindergarten to Grade six as well as undertake parent outreach…
Apr
SAV Calgary supports University in ‘No Means Know’ campaign
Sexual Assault Voices of Calgary was proud to support the Bishop’s University Gender Equality Centre in their ‘No Means Know’ campaign. The campaign which focuses on sexual assault awareness, sexual consent and alcohol facilitated sexual assault was aimed at potential offenders rather than placing the responsibility to end sexual violence…
Mar
AASAS Response to Barbara Amiel’s article in Maclean’s Magazine
To read AASAS’s response see the PDF below: AASAS response to Maclean’s Article To read Barbara Amiel’s Maclean’s Article follow the link below: Maclean’s Article
