About SACSA

"We founded Students Against Campus Sexual Assault (SACSA) because we felt that there needed to be a direct outlet for students to collaborate with one another in addressing the issues of sexual violence. SACSA is a student led organization that aims to foster a community for those affected by sexual assault, and we strive to provide a space for healing and productive conversations among survivors and others who are motivated to learn more about this issue." - SACSA

Founders

Eswari Duggirala

Hima Kilaru

Meenakshi Manoj

Noemi Ira

Rico Carale

Current Board Members

Mayan Spencer

Hi! My name is Mayan Spencer! I am majoring in Environmental Studies with a minor in Sociology. I am deeply passionate about advocating for others and fostering a safer, more just campus environment. I was drawn to SACSA because of my strong commitment to social justice and helping others, as well as my belief that everyone deserves to feel safe, heard, and supported. I hope to encourage more conversations about the urgent need to change how sexual misconduct is addressed and discussed by institutions. I want to be part of a movement that challenges injustice, sparks meaningful dialogue, and drives real, lasting change.

Co-President

Anna Adams

Vice President

Hi, my name is Anna Adams! I am an Environmental Studies student at CU Boulder with serious dedication to advocacy. Since high school I have been committed to raising my voice against sexual assault and creating a world where every voice is heard. I discovered this when I helped found my school district’s Title IX Student Council, where I served on the board for two years. Following this, I founded my own advocacy club to advocate for menstrual product supply in school bathrooms. Beyond advocacy, I am an avid skier and dog lover. I am so honored to be a board member for SACSA, and to carry on this vital work and reach as many people as possible!

Torii Kaleba

Hi! My name is Torii Kaleba! I am majoring in Psychology with a minor in Chinese. My passion towards the prevention of sexual misconduct started in high school when I joined a club dedicated to promoting consent education. Through this experience I learned how prevalent this issue of sexual misconduct was, and how there needed to be more conversations around it. As a second-year student at the University of Colorado Boulder and a president of SACSA, I will continue to advocate for this cause, of which I care deeply about.

Co-President

Erin Newberry

Treasurer

Hi! My name is Erin Newberry. I am double majoring in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences and Sociology. I was drawn to SASCA as it is a student-run organization that discusses the important issue of campus sexual assault. I am looking forward to being able to help build a safe community on campus for all students.

Gracie Garcia

Treasurer

Hi! My name is Gracie Garcia! I am majoring in Political Science with a minor in History. I became interested in SACSA after hearing about it from a current member. I became familiar with the goals and message that SACSA promotes and thought it would be a great way to get involved in my community. I think it’s crucial to raise awareness about sexual assault on campus and I admire the advocacy that this club promotes. I believe that students, faculty, and members of the CU Boulder community deserve a space like SACSA to combat the difficult conversation of sexual assault.

Galilella Castro

Social Media

Hi! My name is Galilella Castro! I am majoring in Psychology. I became interested in SACSA after receiving an email about opportunities to be involved in this organization. I have always wanted to be involved and be part of an organization that is dedicated to raising awareness about sexual assault at CU Boulder. I firmly believe that everyone has the voice and power to make a difference and also has a safe space like SACSA to serve as a support system.

Avery Johnson

Community Engagement Officer

Hi! My name is Avery Johnson! I am majoring in Sociology with a minor in Political Science and Leadership. I was drawn to this group due to my strong passion for helping others and my justice-oriented mentality. I believe that everyone should feel heard, supported, and advocated for in any space. Everyone deserves to feel safe on their own college campus.