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Receiving justice is not always receiving a conviction – it can also be about safety, accountability and healing. 🧡 This #NCVRW lets uplift the voices of those directly impacted and strive to make effective, sustainable changes in the legal system. ⚖️
This week in Armed with Reason’s #FridayFinds:
#gunviolenceresearch @thetrace.org @adcouncil.bsky.social #gunviolencesurvivor
#nationalcrimevictimsrightsweek #ncvrw #gvp #gunviolenceprevention #trumpcuts
Read it all at armedwithreason.substack.com
It’s National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. A new study from NORC and Urban Institute explores how victim compensation programs are structured and measured for success.
Learn more: justiceresearch.dspacedirect.org/server/api/c...
#NCVRW #VictimCompensation #CenterForVictimResearch
LEARN ABOUT VICTIM'S RIGHTS ✊️
"Every victim deserves justice, support, and a voice. During National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, we recognize the resilience of survivors and the vital work of the Office for Victims of Crime in providing them with resources, advocacy, and hope." #NCVRW
#VictimsRights
#NCVRW (April 6-12), #NJRC highlights its work #Supporting #DomesticViolenceSurvivors through housing, counseling, job training & more. 'Kinship: Connecting & Healing' reflects NJRC’s mission to empower survivors & push for justice.
#NJRCConference: bit.ly/3NnYdTJ
✨National Crime Victims' Rights Week (#NCVRW)
🗓️ April 6–12, 2025
🧡 Connecting < KINSHIP > Healing
This year’s theme of #KINSHIP is a call to action to recognize that shared #humanity should be at the center of supporting all #survivors and #victims of crime.
KINSHIP is a state of being with […]
Four presenters are seated at a table in the Multnomah County Board room. Denise Peña, the Department of Community Justice director, and District Attorney Nathan Vasquez (on the right) presented the proclamations.
A graphic image on a dark blue background announces "NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMS' RIGHTS WEEK KINSHIP CONNECTING & HEALING" This year’s theme of KINSHIP is a call to action to recognize that shared humanity should be at the center of supporting all survivors and victims of crime. KINSHIP is a state of being with survivors that drives vital connections to services, rights, and healing.
This April, Multnomah County joins the nation in recognizing National Crime Victims’ Rights Week #NCVRW (April 6-15, 2025), Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Child Abuse Awareness Month: bit.ly/3Ecq2xc
Join us for our #NCVRW discussion series starting today!
Myth vs Fact ! 💜🗣️
This National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, we’re setting the record straight with real facts survivors and their families live with every day.
#TymeToThrive #NCVRW #SupportSurvivors #GunViolenceAwareness #VictimsRights #FromGriefToPower
It’s National Crime Victims’ Rights Week. This report from Texas’ Crime Victims’ Institute explores victims’ rights at the plea stage, with a national perspective and Texas focus.
Read more: dev.cjcenter.org/_files/cvi/O...
#NCVRW #VictimsRights #CenterForVictimResearch
A graphic from Women Against Abuse on a purple background, with a picture of the Office of the Victim Advocate Resource Guide in front of a light teal circle, and the following text in white letters: “The Office of the Victim Advocate Resource Guide connects Philadelphians impacted by violent crime like domestic violence, gun violence and homicide with free and low cost resources for safety, shelter, legal aid, counseling and more. View the guide at bit.ly/OVAguide.” The title “Office of the Victim Advocate Resource Guide” and website “bit.ly/OVAguide” appear in teal letters.
The Office of the Victim Advocate helps connect survivors of violent crimes with free and low cost resources for safety, shelter, legal aid, counseling & more as they rebuild their lives and seek accountability.
Access and share OVA’s Resource Guide during #NCVRW and beyond ➡️ bit.ly/OVAguide
A graphic from Women Against Abuse on a purple background, with a collage of a black and white picture of Philadelphia City Hall in front of a light teal circle. In large white letters is the question: “What is the Office of the Victim Advocate in Philadelphia?” The name “Office of the Victim Advocate” appears in teal letters.
It’s #NCVRW, or National Crime Victims' Rights Week. Did you know that Philadelphia has an Office of the Victim Advocate, which serves survivors of violent crimes like domestic violence, gun violence and homicide?
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April 6th through 12th is National Crime Victims' Rights Week. Supporting trans and nonbinnary victims of crime means empowering choice, building trusting relationships, and reducing barriers to accessing care.
#NationalCrimeVictimsRightsWeek #NCVRW #TransSurvivors #Healing
🗓️ National Crime Victims' Rights Week (April 6-12) is almost here! Join us for a week-long series of 30-minute conversations with incredible speakers on kinship, shared humanity, and the importance of centering survivors.
Register today: prosecutorsalliance.org/event/center...
#NCVRW
