Shasta CARES

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Shasta CARES: a collaboration dedicated to uprooting interpersonal violence in our diverse community.

09/29/2023

Join Empower Tehama next Wednesday, October 4th for our 11th Annual Candlelight Walk. This is a free event, and all are welcome.

09/29/2023

National Domestic Violence Awareness Month is recognized each October. This year, Shasta College and Shasta CARES continues to bring awareness to the signs and resources available to prevent and respond to Domestic and Dating Violence on our campuses. Please join us in wearing purple on Monday, October 2, the National Day of Unity. The Day of Unity is “held each October as a way to unite advocates across the nation in their efforts to end domestic violence”. You are also invited to join us at Memorial Stadium for the Shasta College Knights Football Team “Knights say NO MORE” game against Sierra College on Saturday, October 21 at 6:00pm.

If you, or someone you know is experiencing Domestic or Dating Violence as a Shasta College Student or Employee, please contact the Campus Safety Department at (530) 242-7910 Option 1 or contact The Title IX office at https://www.shastacollege.edu/titleix or contact Marrianne Williams, Associate Vice President of Human Resources at (530) 242-7649 or [email protected] for resources and support.

01/05/2023

January is walking awareness month. If you see something, say something. Resources are available to you.

Photos from Shasta CARES's post 08/17/2022

Welcome back Knights!!!! Come party with us in the quad. Welcome day 2022!!!!!!

Photos from Shasta CARES's post 05/23/2022

Take an adventure and come explore Shasta College.

04/28/2022

Enrollment Services showing support for Denim Day!

04/28/2022

Veterans Services showing support for Denim Day!

04/27/2022

Shasta College Food Services shows support for Denim Day!

04/27/2022

The Shasta College Counseling Center shows support for Denim Day!

04/27/2022

The Shasta College Learning Center showing support for Denim Day!

12/22/2021

In this work, we often discuss the impacts trauma can have on your body, mind, and spirit. This is a reminder that we are not only shaped by our negative experiences, but our positive ones, too. Neuroplasticity means that the patterns of thought that we encourage are the ones that will take hold- we are all capable of healing.

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12/17/2021

FACT: An imbalance of power and control can happen in any relationship- if a friend tries to control who you see or what you do, that is still an example of abuse. romance is not a prerequisite for violence!
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