Apply to be a CAASHA advocate
CAASHA advocates are trained in peer counseling, issues of sexual harassment and assault, and Carleton’s misconduct policy. We are available to offer listening, support, and information to anyone at Carleton affected by sexual harassment and assault.
All CAASHA advocates commit to:
- Receive full advocacy training: this may include a weekend training/retreat day, some common time sessions, and outside reading and preparation. Any opportunity to be better trained and educated is an opportunity to be a better resource for the Carleton community.
- Attend weekly meetings: we meet for an hour each Sunday to talk together about any concerns or questions that have come up during the week, and to plan upcoming events.
- Hold at least three office hours each term: CAASHA has two open office hours each week. Advocates share the responsibility for hosting these office hours throughout the term.
- Maintain privacy: Information about contacts will only be shared at CAASHA meetings, and always in non-identifying terms.