KASAP announces Dr. Joni Tamalonis as our new Chief Executive Officer
Frankfort, Kentucky — The Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs (KASAP) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Joni Tamalonis as its new Chief Executive Officer. Dr. Tamalonis is an experienced nonprofit leader with a strong background in program...
Kentucky Lawmakers Pass Unanimous Bills Strengthening Protections for Survivors
New laws expand access to medical care and establish a statewide SANE coordinator, strengthen stalking protections, and criminalize grooming of minors Frankfort, Ky., April 15, 2026 — Kentucky has enacted three new laws aimed at strengthening protections for survivors of...
SANE Access in Kentucky: Key Findings from the HCR 20 Report
The final HCR 20 report is out. During the last legislative session, lawmakers passed HCR 20 to take a hard look at access to Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) across Kentucky – where services exist, where they don’t, and what...
KASAP Announces New Executive Leadership Roles Effective January 1
We’re excited to share some wonderful leadership news at KASAP! Effective January 1, we’re proud to announce two promotions that reflect both the incredible talent on our team and our commitment to strengthening KASAP’s work across the state. Jenna Cassady...
KASAP Centers Find New Homes in Somerset and Hopkins County
The Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs (KASAP) is proud to share two important updates from our regional rape crisis centers: new office locations for two of our member programs, ensuring survivors continue to have access to the services and...
New Resource: A Workbook for SARTs
At KASAP, we know that the strength of a Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) lies in its collaboration. That’s why we’re excited to launch a brand-new resource: Guided Activities for Team Building & Response Excellence, a companion workbook to our...
KASAP is hiring – Chief Executive Officer
KASAP is hiring our next Chief Executive Officer!We’re seeking a collaborative, experienced, visionary leader to guide the coalition’s next chapter in the movement to end sexual violence in Kentucky. The incoming CEO will: – Work closely with our Board and...
Day of Action: Stand Up for Sexual Assault Services in Kentucky
Today, we’re joining advocates, survivors, and allies across the country for a National Day of Action to demand critical federal funding for sexual assault services. Right now, funding for these lifesaving services is under threat. That means Kentucky’s rape crisis...
35 Years of KASAP: A Legacy of Advocacy, Action, and Impact
This year marks 35 years since the founding of the Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs (KASAP) – a milestone worth celebrating as we reflect on decades of advocacy, community building, and survivor-centered progress across the Commonwealth. While KASAP was...
Our Commitment to Survivors and Communities
Times of change can bring uncertainty, but one thing remains the same—KASAP’s dedication to supporting survivors and preventing sexual violence across Kentucky. As the coalition of Kentucky’s 13 regional sexual assault centers, we remain steadfast in our mission to ensure...