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This teleconference will be an exchange of information. This is an opportunity for programs serving communities of color to learn and share ways to address homelessness and improve housing accessibility. This is also an opportunity for TA providers and funders to hear first-line responders articulate the specific needs of survivors and communities of color.
As COVID-19 spreads across the globe and into our homes, domestic abusers are finding new ways to exercise coercive control. This short video describes how abusers can exploit social distancing and shelter-in-place policies to achieve power and control over household members
In 2021, National Crime Victims’ Rights Week will be commemorated April 18–24. Office for Victims of Crime Director Jessica E. Hart selected the theme—Support Victims. Build Trust. Engage Communities.—to emphasize the importance of leveraging community support to help victims of crime.
NCVLI’s Crime Victim Law Conference continues to be the only national conference focused on rights enforcement in Victim Law, including rights enforcement in criminal cases. Going virtual means that this year’s conference will be different but no less dynamic! Join us at the Crime Victim Law Conference November 14-15.
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