Now Available: 2025 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Color Palette and Theme Posters
Use these materials to raise awareness about victims’ rights, services, and resources.
Victim Rights and Services
Greater Rockies Immersive Training (GRIT) Conference
Event Dates
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Mountain
Location
Best Western Plus GranTree Inn
Bozeman, MT
Event Type
Conference
2025 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Resource Guide
The 2025 NCVRW artwork is now available online to help your organization plan its public awareness activities in advance of, and during, NCVRW: April 6–12, 2025.
Strengthening Tribal and Non-Tribal Collaboration To Address Elder Abuse in Tribal Communities
Developing Effective and Responsive Approaches to Elder Abuse in Tribal Communities
Recognizing and Addressing Elder Abuse in Native Communities
The Impact of 40 Years of VOCA: Conversations With the Field: Episode 2
November 2024
Series
Learn about the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA), which was signed into law 40 years ago on October 12, 1984. This episode features a conversation between Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) Director Kristina Rose and Victim Advocacy Corps Program leader Abrianna Morales and student fellows Thanh Nguyen and Grace Chungu as they discuss the impact of VOCA and the future of victim services.
The Impact of 40 Years of VOCA: Conversations With the Field: Episode 1
November 2024
Series
Learn about the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA), which was signed into law 40 years ago on October 12, 1984. Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) Director Kristina Rose and prominent victim advocates Steve Siegel, Herman Millholland, and Anne Seymour discuss the history of VOCA and highlight major accomplishments of the victim services field over the past four decades.
2025 Crime Victim Services Division Conference
Event Dates
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Central
Location
AT&T Conference Center
Austin, TX
Event Type
Conference
2007 NCVRW Theme Video - Victim's Rights: Every Victim. Every Time
April 2007
In this video, victims of crime give accounts of their experiences with the criminal justice system. The video also discusses advances in crime victims' rights and reinforces the importance of including crime victims in the criminal justice process. Visit the NCVRW site for more information.
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2008 NCVRW Theme Video - Justice for Victims. Justice for All.
April 2008
In this video, victims of crime give accounts of their experiences and convey their message that victims have the right to be heard and the right to be treated with fairness. Visit the NCVRW site for more information.
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2010 NCVRW PSA—Be The One
April 2010
This public service announcement, developed as part of the 2010 National Crime Victims' Rights Week Resource Guide, urges you to ask, listen, believe, care, and be the one to take the first step toward getting help for a child who has been hurt by crime. Visit the NCVRW site for more information.
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2010 NCVRW Theme—Crime Victims' Rights: Fairness. Dignity. Respect
April 2010
This video reminds victims, service providers, allied professionals, and the public that, above all, crime victims deserve to be treated with fairness, dignity, and respect. Visit the NCVRW site for more information.
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2011 NCVRW Theme Video—Reshaping the Future, Honoring the Past
April 2011
This video pays tribute to the millions of crime victims and honors the victim service community. Attention is drawn to the future of crime victim services and the changing face of crime. Visit the NCVRW site for more information.
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2012 NCVRW Theme Video—Extending the Vision: Reaching Every Victim
April 2012
This video is a call to action to revisit, revive, and expand the vision of the crime victims' movement to reach all victims, including victims of new crime types resulting from changes in technology, globalization, and demographics in our society. Visit the NCVRW site for more information.
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