November honors the history, culture, and contributions of Native Americans. Spearheaded by the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI), this month highlights the resilience and achievements of Indigenous communities. Learn more at https://www.nativeamericanheritagemonth.gov/
The National Center for Victims of Crime is celebrating our 40th anniversary with a gala at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. This evening will be a celebration of resilience, healing, and the transformative power of coming together to make a difference. NCVC has been at the forefront of advocating for the rights and… Read More »NCVC 40th Anniversary Gala
This day honors the service and sacrifice of U.S. military veterans. It’s a time to express gratitude and recognize the contributions of those who have served in the armed forces. Learn more at va.gov.
The news media plays an important role in covering the impact of crime on communities and individuals. While crime survivors and victim advocates can find the media glare difficult to navigate at times, reporting can be beneficial in many cases including renewing investigators’ attention on unsolved crimes or raising awareness of victims’ issues and resources… Read More »WEBINAR: Reporting with Care: Media, Victims, and Marsy’s Law in Wisconsin
Organized by the United Nations, this day calls for global action to end violence against women and girls. It highlights initiatives that promote safety, equality, and justice. Learn more
A U.S. holiday centered on gratitude, family, and community. It’s an opportunity to reflect on what we’re thankful for while sharing meals and traditions with loved ones.
December focuses on educating individuals about protecting their personal information and preventing identity theft. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) offers valuable resources to help people safeguard their data. Learn more at identitytheft.gov.
This day, established by the United Nations, promotes the rights and well-being of people with disabilities around the world. It emphasizes the importance of inclusion and accessibility.
When we think of financial fraud, our attention often centers on the monetary loss. But for many victims, the emotional toll can be just as—if not more—devastating. Victims of fraud frequently experience trauma reactions similar to those who’ve survived violent crimes, including heightened isolation, anxiety, and depression. This webinar will explore the deeper, often overlooked,… Read More »The Trauma of Financial Fraud: It’s Not Just the Money
Sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking remain serious and pervasive problems on college campuses across the United States. While the data consistently point to high rates of gender-based violence in these settings, prevention is possible—and it requires a community-wide commitment to disrupting harm. This webinar will examine the unique dynamics of campus-based sexual assault, dating… Read More »Addressing Gender-Based Violence on College Campuses
