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NCVRW Artwork

By using the 2020 Resource Guide artwork, which provides space for you to add your local contact information, you become part of the nationwide effort to raise awareness about crime victims' rights and services during NCVRW. Artwork is available in English and Spanish.

To tie in your NCVRW activities and events to those being held across the Nation, use the 2020 theme palette. Designed in CMYK, the palette also includes comparable RGB values, hex codes, and PMS colors for your convenience. The fonts used in the 2020 NCVRW artwork are Helvetica Neue LT Std Black and Helvetica Neue LT Std Medium.

View How To Use the Artwork (PDF 214 kb) to learn about theme colors and fonts, tips for using the artwork files, technical specifications for the artwork, and more.

Theme Artwork

National Crime Victims' Rights Week • April 19–25, 2020 • Seek Justice | Ensure Victims' Rights | Inspire Hope.

Theme Posters

National Crime Victims' Rights Week • April 19–25, 2020 • Seek Justice | Ensure Victims' Rights | Inspire Hope.

Web Artwork

National Crime Victims' Rights Week • April 19–25, 2020 • Seek Justice | Ensure Victims' Rights | Inspire Hope.

Awareness Posters

Awareness Posters link

ARTWORK

for the NCVRW theme posters and outreach materials is available for download.

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