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Meet our “Not-So-Typical” Volunteers

Meet our “Not-So-Typical” Volunteers

“I believe a person’s lived experience adds real value to the bigger conversation. We all have unique lenses and experiences that shed light, create comfort, open mouths, break down barriers and can bring a new perspective to someone out there,” CASA volunteer Lisa Grant Davis states with a smile. “Maybe relatability isn’t something you can teach, but you can model how to respect diverse viewpoints and make room for the perspective of someone else. And that’s something CASA promoted in the volunteer training.”

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The stigma surrounding domestic violence is often compounded by a lack of racial equity within the criminal justice and child welfare systems, an intersection we know all too well at CASA.
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CASA of Travis County 2020 Annual Report

Learn about everything you made possible for children in 2020 in our newly-released and fully digital Annual Report. 
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CASA of Travis County’s COVID-19 Response and Protocols

The safety of the children we serve, our volunteers and our staff is of paramount importance. We’re adjusting practices and protocols to prioritize safety while still supporting our essential advocacy for children in need. We'll continue to evaluate as the situation evolves. Visit this link for updated information. 

 
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