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
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 majoring in Environmental Studies with a minor in Business. I have a 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
Aris Larson
Vice President
Hi! My name is Aris Larson! I am majoring in Integrative Physiology with a minor in Public Health. I was excited for the opportunity to be involved with SACSA because I wanted to help build a supportive, empowering, and diverse community of students aat CU committed to driving change against sexual violence. I want to work to create a safer campus through education and advocacy, improving the accessibility of health resources, and engaging in dialogue that strengthens community and helps create a campus culture free of sexual violence. I am excited to be a part of SASCA because I believe that we can foster lasting change that will make CU, other university campuses, and the broader world a safer place.
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.
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.
Leah Robertson
Secretary
Hi! My name is Leah Robertson! I am majoring in Psychology. I was looking for ways to get more involved in raising awareness and supporting survivors of sexual assault. I was drawn to SACSA because I believe in the power of education, understanding, and open dialogue in breaking the stigma surrounding this topic. I care deeply about helping others and creating safe spaces where people feel free to express themselves. My goal is to support survivors and foster prevention, empathy, and empowerment within this community.
Olivia Hale
Social Media
Hi! My name is Olivia Hale! I am majoring in Sociology with a minor in writing and public engagement . I was drawn to SACSA because I wanted to advocate for my community. Being aware and understanding what is going on in our world today is crucial, and SACSAs mission to educate and support others, aligns perfectly. Even though our topic of conversation is heavy, I strongly believe that there is a way to approach it with a touch of humor and with a light hearted twist. Additionally, I want people to know that there are resources available to them and that they are valued and loved, and even though their world and our world might feel doomed, there is still hope. I look forward to meeting and working with so many bright and hopeful individuals!
Regan Johnston
Community Engagement Officer
Hi! My name is Regan Johnston! I am majoring in Sociology and International Affairs with a minor in Women and Gender Studies. I’m passionate about being a part of SACSA because I care deeply about creating a safer, more supportive campus environment for all students. I’ve seen how sexual assault can impact individuals and communities, and I believe student-led advocacy plays a crucial role in creating meaningful change. SACSA’s mission to promote education, prevention, and survivor-centered support aligns closely with my values, and I want to contribute to that work. By joining, I hope to help raise awareness, strengthen campus resources, and support efforts to build a culture of consent and accountability.
Alayna Sanders
Secretary
Hi! My name is Alayna Sanders! I am majoring in Neuroscience. I wanted to bring more awareness to a more niche subject, as well as to help plan events to bring the CU community together. Furthermore, to promote a healthy and safe campus life to my fellow students. Finally, I want to increase people’s knowledge about this topic and knowledge about accessibility for resources both for health care and personal.
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.
Kaila Pim
Community Engagement Officer
Hi! My name is Kaila Pim! I am majoring in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology with minors in Spanish and Business. What drew me to SACSA is my past experience as an ambassador in high school where I saw the importance and impact of education to all. That experience opened my eyes to how many people are uneducated about sexual assault and how much more conversation needs to happen. I firmly believe outreach has to be larger, despite it being a heavy, serious topic, it gets silenced out of fear of judgment. SACSA stood out to me because it’s where awareness is raised without stigma, and I want to be a part of that effort.
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.