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Our National Training Institute is Sept. 9-Sept. 11 in Chicago. Experience three days of networking, educational sessions, and can’t-miss keynote discussions.
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NCVC’s Gala for Good returns Nov. 7. Mark your calendar for an unforgettable evening supporting our work for victims.
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We provide free, confidential, 24/7 support, referrals, and resources to help victims rebuild their lives.
Leading the conversation
We change public understanding of crime and victimization through advocacy and thought leadership.
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We train advocates and professionals to deliver cutting-edge support for survivors of crime.
About Us
We are dedicated to serving victims of all crime types
The National Center for Victims of Crime is dedicated to serving individuals, families, and communities harmed by crime.
We believe that a society that prioritizes the safety and healing of communities, responds to the needs of all individuals harmed by crime, promotes victims’ rights, and engages in advocacy for systems change is able to reduce the crime and its impact on victims and their families.
Upcoming Events & Webinars
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Led by the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), this month emphasizes the prevention of sexual violence and support for survivors. It’s a time to advocate for systemic change and […]
Child Abuse Prevention Month
National Child Abuse Prevention Month recognizes the importance of families and communities working together to prevent child abuse and neglect. Prevention services and supports developed by this collaboration can help […]
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
April 19-25, 2026, focuses on recognizing the rights of crime victims and advancing justice. Organized by the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), it highlights the progress made in the […]
Feeds
Last week was big for victim advocacy. We were proud to promote resources for survivors at #EVAWI26 in New Orleans!⚜️
We had a great time catching up with our friends and partners at the @mrballenfoundation, sharing news about training opportunities, and spreading the word about our 24/7 VictimConnect Resource Center!
Plus our chief operating officer, Iva Rody, presented with Bobby Kipper of @solveviolence about building victim services caring for people and using performance-driven thinking.
💙Thanks, @evawintl, for hosting this inspiring gathering of advocates working together to end violence against women and support crime survivors!
P.S., the dog’s name is Jameson with @paws4people, and yes, he’s a very good boy. 🦮
⚖️Civil law gives crime survivors another path. Join us May 7 for a free webinar on how the civil justice system works for victims in New York.
RSVP 👉 victimsofcrime.link/civilNY or the events link in our bio.
NCVC CEO Renée Williams and attorneys Guy D`Andrea of @laffeybucci, and Lucas Franken and Rachel Jacobs of @pcvalaw will walk through real strategies for helping survivors access legal resources.
Whether you`re a counselor, advocate, social worker, or other support of victims, you`ll leave with tools you can use.
📍 This webinar is New York-focused but open to anyone who wants to learn more.
Last week, we attended the @acesdvorg Every Survivor, Every Voice conference.
Daniel Torrez, one of our deputy directors, was there to provide resources and information about our victim-serving hotlines, our financial crimes work, our Tribal Resource Tool, our internship program for tribal advocates, and our annual National Training Institute conference.
It was great talking to dozens of advocates who care so deeply about ending sexual and domestic violence and supporting survivors!
Our Countdown to NTI webinar series kicks off April 28! Register at the link in bio 👆
Breanna Allen of Be All-En Consulting is leading "One Case, Many Hands," a closer look at what happens when sexual assault response teams work together and what`s at stake when they don`t.
Advocates, medical providers, law enforcement, prosecutors — every role matters when responding to sexual assault and supporting survivors. We hope you`ll join us for this needed conversation and that you`ll take away some tips to help your team support victims of crime.
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