The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) on Thursday announced findings and recommendations resulting from a five-year collaborative effort to identify, inventory, and test previously unsubmitted sexual assault kits in Kansas. Achievements of the Kansas Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI) were detailed, and a new statewide public awareness campaign to confront social biases related to sexual assault was launched. Beyond generating new investigative leads in criminal cases, the SAKI project kindled efforts to reform law enforcement practices, increase laboratory resources, increase victims’ access to services and support, and improve the outcome of criminal cases. Through the SAKI project, the KBI and KCSDV trained over 1,300 Kansas professionals on trauma-informed sexual assault investigation and the importance of a multidisciplinary response to sexual assault.