Tag: community involvement

Prairie Center staff  is working with the Franklin Middle School Boys Club Girls Club satellite program to teach students the basics of recording and producing a podcast. Lessons 1 through 4 will include education and hands on experience  for 40 to 45 minutes of our 60 minute class.  The last 15 to 20 minutes of […]

PCASA Staff will be visiting various high schools throughout the month of April during their lunch periods to share information about the services we offer and to engage students in meaningful conversation about sexual violence prevention using an interactive “What Would You Do” spinning wheel The wheel has different scenarios and are designed to encourage […]

PCASA Staff will be visiting various high schools throughout the month of April during their lunch periods to share information about the services we offer and to engage students in meaningful conversation about sexual violence prevention using an interactive “What Would You Do” spinning wheel The wheel has different scenarios and are designed to encourage […]

PCASA Staff will be visiting various high schools throughout the month of April during their lunch periods to share information about the services we offer and to engage students in meaningful conversation about sexual violence prevention using an interactive “What Would You Do” spinning wheel The wheel has different scenarios and are designed to encourage […]

PCASA Staff will be visiting various high schools throughout the month of April during their lunch periods to share information about the services we offer and to engage students in meaningful conversation about sexual violence prevention using an interactive “What Would You Do” spinning wheel The wheel has different scenarios and are designed to encourage […]

This April, Prairie Center Against Sexual Assault (PCASA) will engage with the broader central Illinois community as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM).  During Sexual Assault Awareness Month, PCASA will bring the theme of “Be The Change” to life by engaging different sectors of the public to help us raise awareness of sexual violence. […]