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ZASA IS FEARLESS. We are cadets, graduates, family and friends who are committed to eliminating sexual assault and harassment at USAFA. In pursuing this goal, we are FEARLESS: Falcons Ending Assault, Raising Leadership Engagement, Supporting Survivors. If you or someone you care about has been affected, we want to hear from you. Every voice counts! |
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ZASA is a COMMUNITY of survivors, family of survivors, and friends of survivors that have all been affected by Sexual Assault.
We understand it's a difficult story to tell and it's YOUR STORY to tell. When you're ready, we're here to listen. Everything you share is confidential. We are not mandatory reporters or obligated to the AOG, USAFA, or Air Force in any way. >>Break the silence. |
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How well do you know your rights? >>
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Defend Your 6 key rights for military sexual assault survivors.
1. To request that perpetrator(s) be prosecuted by civilian authorities. 2. To be present at court martial proceedings. 3. To make a restricted report 4. To counsel including when meeting with investigators 5. To be protected from the perpetrator(s) 6. To consult with a military prosecutor |
Upcoming Events >>
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24 Oct 23
Take Back the Night (Cadets Only) Arnold Hall This is an 'open mic' event for survivors and those affected by Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment to tell their story through poetry, story-telling, song, or any other form of expression. Contact the Teal Ropes for more info. |
Tentatively 5 Nov 23
"What I Was Wearing" Exhibit Exemplar Hall Art Gallery This event is centered around the “what I was wearing” gallery exhibit of donated clothing representing what survivors wore during their assault. These events are held nation wide with the aim of stopping self-blame among sexual assault survivors. This is a part of the "Clothesline Project" and will be on display 24 Oct - 20 Dec. |
8-12 Jan 24
General Court Martial, US v. HeidelBerger Harmon Hall |
ZASA Voices >>
KELLY TIMMONS '81
"ZASA has been the first place where I feel the community has my back completely. And I have theirs."
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CRISTINA PAWLICA '10
"When I finally opened up to close friends about life, relationships, and trauma, they opened up about their own. And then we started to heal. I joined ZASA to start breaking that silence that we all suffer alone in. I want the generations of grads to connect and see how 'not alone' we really are."
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KATHRYN SMITH '82
Kate is a mom, lawyer, patriot, and servant leader. If you know Kathryn, you know she is the first person to volunteer her time, knowledge, and even her home. Kathryn proudly proclaims service and giving back is an obligation.
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