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The UCASA Board of Directors is currently recruiting new members for the Board of Directors and community members to participate on the Public Affairs, Government Affairs, Fundraising, Nominating, and Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) Committees.

Consider becoming a UCASA board member or a committee member. For more information about the UCASA board and committees, please visit board info. To become a member, please email UCASA with "board" or "committee" as the subject header.

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Become a member of UCASA. Your support advances a society that will not tolerate sexual violence.

Each year, an estimated 302,100 women and 92,700 men are forcibly raped in this country. While UCASA continues to make significant progress in its efforts to advance a society in which sexual violence is not tolerated, there is still a great deal of important work ahead and we need concerned citizens like you to help us speak out against sexual assault.

UCASA membership is our way to get everyone involved in creating awareness, preventing sexual violence, and helping to echo our unified voice throughout the state. If you do not have the time or inclination to get personally involved, we encourage you to join as a means of supporting us and other professionals working in the movement. Now individuals can join as non-voting members and help to echo UCASA's unified voice throughout the state.

To gain presence and voice in public policy work, UCASA relies on the number of individuals and households who become members of our organization.

Membership benefits include the monthly electronic newsletter emailed directly to you at the beginning of each month containing relevant news, information, links, and legislative updates.

$25 individual--one adult membership
$40 household--two or more persons at the same address

Membership is intended to keep you informed of current issues and emerging trends. As a member, you will receive our monthly newsletter and policy updates. Together, we can advance a society in which sexual violence is no longer tolerated.

To become a member, please email UCASA with "membership" as the subject header.

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Plan an awareness event at your home or office. Simply gather five or more people for lunch or for weekend brunch, and a UCASA staff person will join you to either make a brief presentation or facilitate a discussion about a specific topic. Please give UCASA at least two weeks notice. Awareness events are a free service of UCASA. For more information, email us at UCASA