e-Brief April 2012        Find more information about NVAA  Apply for NVAA  View Trainings Catalog  Go to ovcttac.gov   Apply for the 2012 National Victim Assistance Academy Apply now for the National Victim Assistance Academy, to be held August 6-10, 2012, in Jacksonville, Florida. The Academy offers education- and skill-based classroom trainings for those who assist victims and survivors of crime. Continuing Education Units will be awarded to participants who complete all of the requirements of the Foundation-Level Training, Professional Skill-Building Institute, or Leadership Institute. The application deadline is July 27, 2012.     VictimLaw: A Comprehensive Resource on Victims' Rights VictimLaw, a popular online legal resource on crime victims' rights is a comprehensive, user-friendly, database of— Victims' rights statutes Tribal laws Constitutional amendments Court rules Administrative code provisions Case summaries of related court decisions that meet the needs of attorneys, victim service providers, victims, and the general public. VictimLaw helps to advance the cause of crime victims' rights by facilitating the exercise, implementation, and enforcement of those rights. VictimLaw can be accessed through the OVC TTAC Web site or at www.VictimLaw.info. Find more information about VictimLaw >> Submit a Statement of Interest Interested in partnering with OVC on the Legal Assistance TTA for Crime Victims initiative? Learn More >> Poll Tell us which form of training you prefer. Take Poll >>

JUSTICE FOR VICTIMS  JUSTICE FOR ALL OVC shares your mission and has a wide range of resources to help you accomplish it. Visit the National Criminal Justice Reference Service online at www.ncjrs.gov to register for services or to find out more. If you no longer want to receive periodic e-mail notifications from the Office for Victims of Crime Training and Technical Assistance Center (OVC TTAC), please send an e-mail to TTAC@ovcttac.org.