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Multimedia List

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Description

The multimedia list includes videos that are available online in full-length. Visit the Publications List to access a list of more products available from OVC, including videos that are only available as DVDs.

USAO-MDPA/AFMLS/USPIS-MDPA Team | 2015 National Crime Victims' Service Awards Tribute Video

Abril 2015
Staff from the U.S. Attorney’s Office-Middle District of Pennsylvania, the U.S. Department of Justice Asset Forfeiture Money Laundering Section, and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service-Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, received the Crime Victims Financial Restoration Award at the National Crime Victims' Service Awards Ceremony on April 21, 2015 in Washington, D.C.

The International Terrorism Victim Expense Reimbursement Program

Diciembre 2014
OVC administers the International Terrorism Victim Expense Reimbursement Program (ITVERP), which reimburses eligible victims of acts of international terrorism that occur outside the United States for expenses incurred as a direct result of their victimization. Watch a short video on how ITVERP may provide financial assistance to victims of international terrorism and their families. In this video, you will hear how ITVERP can assist victims from individuals who have received ITVERP benefits.

Through Our Eyes: Community-Based Approaches

Abril 2014
This video discusses the important role that community- and faith-based programs, services, and agencies play in protecting and responding to children. It features three programs that exemplify a successful community-based approach to children affected by violence and trauma. However, because every community is different, it is important that service providers and allied professionals tailor their responses to most effectively meet their community's particular needs. Access the complete resource guide.

Through Our Eyes: Treatments That Work

Abril 2014
This video discusses the serious consequences of children's exposure to violence and trauma, such as substance abuse and mental health and behavioral problems, and the increased severity of symptoms experienced by children who have suffered multiple forms of victimization. It also features some of the evidence-based treatment strategies for children and their families that researchers and experts consider effective. Access the complete resource guide.

Through Our Eyes: Innovations in Juvenile Justice

Abril 2014
Many of the behaviors that lead to children's and adolescents' involvement in the juvenile justice system can be traced to childhood maltreatment. For these young people, successful intervention requires acknowledging and understanding their traumatic histories. This video features three alternative approaches to addressing trauma in young offenders' lives while still holding them accountable for their actions. Access the complete resource guide.

Through Our Eyes: Addressing Violence in the Home

Abril 2014
The physical, psychological, and emotional consequences for children exposed to violence in their homes can be especially severe. Early intervention is critical to help these children heal. This video features three programs that are working to provide a coordinated, comprehensive response to these victims and their families. Access the complete resource guide.

Through Our Eyes: The Child Advocacy Center Model

Abril 2014

This video discusses the Child Advocacy Center Model, which brings together representatives from many disciplines, including law enforcement, child protection, prosecution, mental health, medical and victim advocacy, and child advocacy, to provide comprehensive services to child victims of abuse, neglect, and trauma. Child Advocacy Center multidisciplinary teams also work collaboratively to make decisions about the investigation, treatment, management, and prosecution of child abuse cases; and to support children and their families through the criminal justice process.