End Violence Everywhere: Empowering Survivors Across North America
Mar 25, 2025 | Ishmael Van Der Rassel, Student Storyteller
Cait Alexander is a multifaceted singer, songwriter, actress, poet, actress, composter and director who found an organization called End Violence Everywhere organization. EVE is a North American-wide organization that advocates for survivors of intimate partner violence.
Cait has spent most of her career in the entertainment industry with major roles in TV shows, films commercials and more etc. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre from York University and certificate in Film/TV Composing from Berklee College of Music.
Cait is a survivor of nearly lethal intimate partner violence and lethal sexual assault that led to founding the EVE organization to give women and girls a voice and ensure they don’t feel alone. EVE is also leading the way for legislative efforts on justice policy reforms and implementing comprehensive survivor-led initiatives to ensures justice is achieved for all survivors.
For young female students who have faced abusive situations, relationships or currently some form of domestic violence or sexual assault, EVE is here is support you and connect to supports like legal help, safe housing, food assistance, medical needs, children’s support services, mental health supports and any other else you need in a very dark time.
EVE can connect students to mental health supports, moving services, wrap around supports like shelter, food, income assistance and more etc.
Also, EVE can connect students with trauma-informed therapy that are tailored to your needs and help you develop coping strategies and plan moving forward on re-integration into the community.
You connect with by visiting their website at www.endviolenceeverywhere.org or emailing info@endviolenceeverywhere.org