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Participant responses can provide a foundation to address the full scope, nuances and personal perspectives of “balance of justice” for NCVRW events. “Is This True Today?” The 1982 President’s Task Force on Victims of Crime Final Report (see “A National Historical Perspective,” above) featured over 40 “sidebar” quotations from actual crime victims about their experiences as survivors and with the justice system. NAVAA has compiled over 40 of these quotations into a PowerPoint presentation entitled “Is This True Today?” Any or all of these slides can be used to encourage discussions about the extent to which victims’ concerns and issues over 30 years ago have been adequately addressed by our justice systems and victim services in 2014. You can download the “Is This True Today?” presentation at the NCVRW CAP Subgrantees Only website (). There is also a worksheet you can use for participants to rate the progress made since 1982. Artwork to Visually Depict the 2014 NCVRW Theme “Theme artwork” will be provided in the 2014 NCVRW Resource Guide published by OVC. In the meantime, it’s easy and fun to find artwork that visually depicts the 2014 NCVRW theme. You can start by entering “Clipart, Justice” and “Clipart, Challenges” into any Internet search engine, and you’ll find a broad array of free clipart from which to choose. Another great (and free) resource is the “clipart” provided within Microsoft software (go to “insert” and then “clipart” within your Microsoft program); for example, there are over 80 clips for “justice”……. For More Information Please contact National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Community Awareness Project Consultant Anne Seymour via email at ; or by telephone at 202.547.1732. SAMPLE WORK SHEET TO OBTAIN INPUT ON THE 2014 NCVRW THEME From your unique personal and/or professional perspective, please identify three effective strategies for “restoring the balance of justice,” and three challenges to “restoring the balance of justice.” THREE EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR “RESTORING THE BALANCE OF JUSTICE” THREE CHALLENGES TO “RESTORING THE BALANCE OF JUSTICE”
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