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  • MECASA
    • Our Role >
      • Products & Programs
      • Training
    • Our Staff
    • Where We Represent
    • Our Annual Plan
    • MECASA Reports
    • Give MECASA Feedback!
  • General
    • Supervision & Remote Staff
    • Self Care & Vicarious Trauma
    • Outcomes, Data, & Evaluation
    • Communication & Awareness
    • Upcoming Trainings & Calls
    • Training & Facilitation
    • Grants
  • Prevention
    • Prevention Orientation
    • Children’s Safety Partnership
    • Youth & Schools
    • Professionals & Community Education/Training
    • Assessment & Evaluation
    • Curriculum Work Group
  • Intervention
    • Survivor Resources >
      • Questions & Answers
      • Story Telling
      • Healing Journey
      • Safety & Privacy
      • Navigating Services
      • Podcasts
    • Basic Needs
    • Health & Justice
    • Stalking
    • Support Groups
    • Advocate Training
    • Trafficking & Exploitation
    • Facilitating SARTs
    • Statewide Training Materials
    • Statewide Helpline
    • Helpline Volunteer Recruitment & Management
    • Crisis Intervention & Mental Health Support
  • Culturally & Community Specific
    • Campus & K-12 Title IX
    • Disability Rights & Resources
    • Language Access
    • Rural
    • LGBTQIA2+
    • PREA & Incarceration
    • Faith-based Communities
    • Older Adults
    • Military & Veterans
  • CAC
    • The Maine CACs
    • Protocols, Policies, & Guidelines
    • MDT Resources
    • Further Reading

Podcasts

On this page, you will find resources dedicated to survivor healing, story telling, community building, and empowerment. 
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After: Surviving Sexual Assault Podcast
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​A podcast where host, Catriona Morton talks to fellow survivors of sexual assault and abuse about what happened to them and how they cope now.




Finding Ok Podcast
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An intersectional healing podcast for survivors of sexual assault and any/all abuse. When survivors share, they share strength. "Finding OK" helps people navigate this difficult healing process. The focus is on recovery, self-care, empowerment, and healing. You are not alone.









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​Dear Katie Podcast


​Katie Koestner is the first person in history to speak out nationally as the victim of “date” rape. She appeared on the cover of TIME Magazine at age 18. The Dear Katie Podcast features survivors of sexual assault, rape, and abuse; supporters; authors; celebrities; and agents of change about their survivorship and support. Learn how their journeys can help all survivors and their supporters. Delve into backlash, legal systems, campus reactions, family and friends, mental health, PTSD, substance use, body image, and the journey from hurt to healing and thriving.





​Wednesday Workshop Podcast

Wednesday Workshop Podcast is led by Advocates, and each episode shares strategies to heal and move beyond the trauma inflicted by domestic and sexual violence.

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Looking for the Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault? Head to mecasa.org.