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2020 National Crime Victims' Rights Week (NCVRW)

The 2020 NCVRW Resource Guide theme artwork, theme poster, web artwork, and sample proclamation are now online. Use this content to help your organization promote NCVRW and awareness about victims' rights and services.

Visit our NCVRW website to view these materials.
Fraud Alert: Scammers Claiming to be with OVC

OVC has received multiple reports that our office's name is being used as part of an imposter scam. OVC is not making these phone calls. We encourage the public to remain vigilant and do not provide personal information during phone calls that claim to be from OVC or the "OVC Fraud Prevention Unit."

Learn more and report this scam if you are contacted.
Serving Victims in Tribal Communities

Visit the OVC Tribal Multimedia Resources page which offers videos designed to inform and assist victim service providers and allied professionals in their efforts to help crime victims in Indian Country.

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Help for Crime Victims
If you are a victim of crime, OVC's site has resources to help you—
- • Find a local program.
- • Contact a Helpline.
Call 911 if you are in immediate danger.

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News and Features

Funding Opportunity: FY 2020 Crime Victims' Rights Legal Clinics

Funding Opportunity: FY 2020 Crime Victim Compensation Program Assessment

Funding Opportunity: FY 2020 Law Enforcement-Based Victim Specialist Program

Now Online: 2020 NCVRW Guide Artwork and Sample Proclamation

Funding Opportunity: FY 2020 State Victim Liaison Project

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Current Resources for Crime Victim Service Providers

Training
Continue your education! Visit our Training & Technical Assistance page for information about instructor-led workshops and online trainings:

Customized training and technical assistance.
National Victim Assistance Academy.
Victim Assistance Training Online.

EXPERT Q&A ONLINE DISCUSSIONS

Participate in OVC TTAC Expert Q&A sessions to communicate with national experts and colleagues about best practices for assisting victims of crime.

Register for the next session: Helping Survivors of Multiple Victimizations, March 18, 2020, 2:00 p.m. e.t.

OVC Gallery

Spotlight
New multimedia products and images are showcased in OVC’s Gallery such as—

Photos and videos from the National Crime Victims' Service Awards.
Web banners of top OVC products and events.

Tools and Resources

Tribal Set-Aside

A 3 percent set-aside in the Crime Victims Fund helps tribes improve crime victim services.

View our Tribal Set-Aside page to learn about this funding.

Victims of Crime Act Administrators

Are you a Victim Assistance or Victim Compensation Administrator? Access the VOCA Administrators page.

Includes notifications, updates, and resources from OVC, as well as FAQs and meeting summary reports.

9/11 Compensation Fund

September 11 Victim Compensation Fund

State/Local Victim Resources

U.S. Resource Map

Looking to obtain victim services? Use OVC’s U.S. Resource map.

Includes Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) State contacts, events, and resources.

Victims’ Rights Laws

Victim Law

Looking to find crime victims’ rights in your area? Search VictimLaw.

Includes statutes, Tribal laws, state constitutional amendments, court rules, administrative code provisions, and related court decisions.

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