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Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault Unfurl Your Ribbon ~ Together We Can End Sexual Violence!
Welcome to INCASA!
December 21, 2009 — purpleFighting for Females – Taking a Stand Against Violence
February 14, 2010 — purpleWhile many are spending Valentine’s Day with loved ones, doting affection on one another; stop and think about the woman who believes her husband’s jealousy that led to a black eye is true love…or a young girl who must hide her pregnancy brought on by her father.
For more of this story, click on the link below:
Fighting for Females – Taking a Stand Against Violence (Indianapolis Recorder Newspaper)
INCASA Special Recognition License Plate
February 14, 2010 — purple
The special recognition license plate is now available! The cost of the plate includes vehicle registration fees and taxes, a group fee of $25, and an administrative fee of $15.
This license plate will generate funding to benefit programs throughout Indiana that provide services, care and treatment to victims of sex crimes.
2010 Indiana State Conference on Sexual Violence
February 10, 2010 — purple“Prevention and Intervention ~ Bridging the Gap”
Hope to see you at this year’s conference! For more information, contact Diana Moore at or by phone at 317-423-0233 x10.
Conference Brochure (241K)
DoD Task Force Submits Findings
December 21, 2009 — purple
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Department of Defense Task Force on Sexual Assault Submits Findings, Recommendations to Secretary Gates
December 22, 2009 Indianapolis, Indiana – The Department of Defense (DoD) Task Force on Sexual Assault in the Military Services has recently completed and submitted their report to Defense Secretary Robert Gates. The report finds that the DoD has made progress in improving the response to victims’ needs, but calls for DoD to do more to fully address the spectrum of sexual assault prevention and response.
Anita Carpenter, Chief Executive Officer of the Indiana Coalition Against Sexual Assault (INCASA), serves on the DoD Task Force. “We studied the defense department’s sexual assault polices and practices and made several recommendations for change from the top down,” said Carpenter.