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The aim of the Michigan Victim Advocacy Network is to maximize the knowledge, skills and connections of advocates working with crime victims.
We are guided by a vision of social justice: creating a world in which all individuals, families and communities share equitably in society’s knowledge and resources, and are able to achieve their full potential.
It's vital that we recognize stalking as its own crime, become aware of the specific stalking strategies, and know how stalking behaviors can look unique and affect communities in unique ways in order to respond and support early and appropriately.
In this webinar, Dr. Rebecca Campbell will explain the effect of vicarious trauma on the brain, including how the body and brain respond to trauma, and how it affects those in professions with high levels of vicarious trauma.
Crime victim advocacy is a workspace where trauma, illness, discrimination, violence, victim blaming, and other soul-injuring happenstances are things we hear about frequently. This month, we created a complication of resources and trainings from within the last year centered around self-care. These resources discuss changes that organizations and individuals can make to promote advocate wellbeing.
It’s vital that we recognize stalking as its own…
In this webinar, Dr. Rebecca Campbell will explain the…
Crime victim advocacy is a workspace where trauma, illness,…
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