April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month: Join Clove Alliance in Supporting Survivors
SAAM is a time to honor survivors and take action to prevent harm. Get involved at these events all April long!
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Jeanne’s Journey as a Clove Alliance Volunteer
Jeanne Brown, a Crisis Hotline Advocate for 7 years, shares her inspiring journey to volunteering and growth in the role.
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Honoring John Tate: A Legacy of Compassion and Change
This Black History Month, we honor John Tate, a visionary leader who transformed survivor services in Kankakee County. His dedication to ensuring local access to support continues to inspire Clove Alliance’s mission today.
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Dating Violence and Teens: How to Have the Conversation
Teen dating violence affects young people across the country. According to the CDC, 1 in 12 U.S. high school students…
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Signs of Sex Trafficking: What to Look For and How to Help
Sex trafficking is a hidden crime that often goes unnoticed. Learn to recognize the signs so you can make a difference and help end exploitation.
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Inspiring Change: 2024 Impact Report
Clove Alliance had an inspiring impact over the past fiscal year. Check out these highlights, dig into the details, and learn how you can support survivors with us.
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The Power of Your Support
Giving Tuesday is an annual day of generosity that’s celebrated the world over. On the Tuesday after Thanksgiving (December 3…
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Celebrating a 25-Year Legacy of Serving Survivors in Iroquois County
It was back in 1999 when a newspaper ad caught Marcie Sheridan’s eye. The Kankakee County Center Against Sexual Assault…
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Sexual Violence and Intimate Partner Violence: Uncovering a Hidden Harm in Abusive Relationships
By knowing the warning signs and links between different forms of gender-based violence, you can help break the cycle of abuse.
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Back to School for Students and Clove
Through school partnerships, we’re educating children about respect and personal safety, empowering youth to stand against sexual harm, and equipping our community to take action.
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