Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault (UCASA)

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Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault (UCASA) We engage in local and statewide collaborations to strengthen the effectiveness of sexual violence education, prevention, and response in Utah.

The Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault engages individuals and organizations in local and statewide collaborations to strengthen the effectiveness of sexual violence education, prevention and response in Utah.Join UCASA to bring awareness to the pervasive issue of sexual assault in our communities and to foster a society where sexual violence is no longer tolerated.

We are SO GRATEFUL for our incredible SANE team! Thank you for all the work you do to build a safer Utah.
11/07/2026

We are SO GRATEFUL for our incredible SANE team! Thank you for all the work you do to build a safer Utah.

R**e crisis centers provide vital resources for survivors and anyone who has been impacted by sexual violence. Wondering...
11/06/2026

R**e crisis centers provide vital resources for survivors and anyone who has been impacted by sexual violence.

Wondering what services your local R**e Crisis Center provides? Call Utah’s 24/7 Sexual Assault Helpline to get connected!
Eng: (801) 736-4356
Esp: (801) 924-0860

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Sources: NSVRC, RAINN

R**e crisis centers provide vital resources for survivors and anyone who has been impacted by sexual violence. Wondering...
11/06/2026

R**e crisis centers provide vital resources for survivors and anyone who has been impacted by sexual violence. Wondering what services your local R**e Crisis Center provides? Call Utah’s 24/7 Sexual Assault Helpline to get connected!

Eng: (801) 736-4356
Esp: (801) 924-0860

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Sources: NSVRC, RAINN

What is a R**e Crisis Center? Drop any questions in the comments or call the 24/7 statewide sexual assault helpline for ...
11/05/2026

What is a R**e Crisis Center?

Drop any questions in the comments or call the 24/7 statewide sexual assault helpline for any more information.

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Most survivors of sexual violence don’t call the police. They call someone they know. Will you know what to say?When som...
11/03/2026

Most survivors of sexual violence don’t call the police. They call someone they know. Will you know what to say?

When someone experiences sexual violence, the first person they tell isn’t usually a professional. It’s a neighbor, a family member, or a friend. That first conversation can change the course of their entire healing journey. Join us for our “Start By Believing: Sexual violence response training”. This is a free three-hour workshop for all community members which provides a deeper look at the issue while equipping you with the practical tools to respond to and support survivors.

During these three hours, we will cover the causes and dynamics of sexual violence, how to respond to a disclosure, and resources available for survivors.

Please join us and share with anyone you know who might be interested.

Happening in November!
11/03/2026

Happening in November!

This Forensic Nurses week, we want to shout out all of the SANE teams across Utah! Your work is vital and we see you. TH...
11/03/2026

This Forensic Nurses week, we want to shout out all of the SANE teams across Utah! Your work is vital and we see you. THANK YOU!

It’s almost Halloween! 🎃 Whether you’re heading to a party or hanging out with friends, everyone deserves to feel safe w...
10/30/2026

It’s almost Halloween! 🎃 Whether you’re heading to a party or hanging out with friends, everyone deserves to feel safe while they celebrate.

If you or someone you know needs support, the Utah Sexual Assault Helpline is available 24/7.

Eng: (801) 736-4356
Esp: (801) 924-0860

Understanding sexual coercion helps us recognize harmful behaviors, challenge misconceptions about consent, and build re...
10/27/2026

Understanding sexual coercion helps us recognize harmful behaviors, challenge misconceptions about consent, and build relationships where boundaries are respected.

Everyone deserves to feel safe saying yes, saying no, and changing their mind.

If you or someone you know needs support, the Utah Sexual Assault Helpline is available 24/7.
Eng: (801) 736-4356
Esp: (801) 924-0860

¡Gracias a 1001 Máscaras por abrirnos las puertas de su cabina y brindarnos un espacio para conectar con su audiencia! 🎭...
10/26/2026

¡Gracias a 1001 Máscaras por abrirnos las puertas de su cabina y brindarnos un espacio para conectar con su audiencia! 🎭🎙️

Fue una oportunidad muy especial para compartir sobre UCASA, nuestra misión, la prevención de la violencia sexual y los recursos disponibles en nuestra comunidad.

Creemos que la educación, la información y las conversaciones abiertas son fundamentales para construir comunidades más seguras, informadas y solidarias. 💜

¡Gracias por ayudarnos a llevar este mensaje más lejos! 🫶🏼

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A big thank you to 1001 Máscaras for welcoming us into their studio and giving us the opportunity to connect with their audience!🎙️

It was a wonderful opportunity to share more about UCASA, our mission, sexual violence prevention, and the resources available in our community.

We believe that education, access to information, and open conversations are essential to building safer, more informed, and supportive communities. 💜

Thank you for helping us spread this important message! 🫶🏼

Address

284 W 400 N
Salt Lake City, UT
84103

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+18017460404

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