#2018NCVRWReachAllVictims During the entire month of March prior to NCVRW, ask your Planning Committee members to include one tip on how to promote the Circle. Reach All “Expand on the bottom of their daily emails. Victims” Use these to create your own theme-related messages that are specific to “tips” your organization, state and/or NCVRW 2018 CAP activities. Develop a Local Perspective on the 2018 NCVRW Theme Every state or jurisdiction is unique in terms of its strategies to promote the theme, the Circle. Reach All “Expand Victims” And the concept of the 2018 NCVRW theme is also unique to every victim-serving profession within a jurisdiction! As such, important to personalize the 2018 NCVRW theme to your state or it’s community. Consider for a moment the range of agencies, organizations, professionals and volunteers who assist victims of crime; for example: Crime victims and survivors Juvenile justice agencies and organizations Community-based victim assistance organizations Victim legal clinics Social service organizations Mental and behavioral health State coalitions Public/medical health System-based victim services in the Schools criminal, juvenile, civil, Tribal and Colleges/universities Federal justice systems: Civic organizations Law enforcement Multi-faith communities Pre-trial and jails Department of Defense Prosecutors Organizations that assist Judiciary and the courts traditionally- underserved Community corrections populations Institutional corrections Private sector/businesses Appellate-level agencies Others a good idea to conduct proactive outreach to these important constituents, and It’s engage them in the 2018 NCVRW in a manner that personalizes it to “defining theme” your jurisdiction and 2018 NCVRW activities. Here are three recommended approaches: Conduct direct outreach to crime victims and survivors that solicits their input, based upon their personal experiences.
#2018NCVRWReachAllVictims During the entire month of March prior to NCVRW, ask your Planning Committee members to include one tip on how to promote “Expand the Circle. Reach All Victims” on the bottom of their daily emails. Use these “tips” to create your own theme-related messages that are specific to your organization, state and/or NCVRW 2018 CAP activities. Develop a Local Perspective on the 2018 NCVRW Theme Every state or jurisdiction is unique in terms of its strategies to promote the theme, “Expand the Circle. Reach All Victims” And the concept of the 2018 NCVRW theme is also unique to every victim-serving profession within a jurisdiction! As such, it’s important to personalize the 2018 NCVRW theme to your state or community. Consider for a moment the range of agencies, organizations, professionals and volunteers who assist victims of crime; for example: Crime victims and survivors Community-based victim assistance organizations Social service organizations State coalitions System-based victim services in the criminal, juvenile, civil, Tribal and Federal justice systems: Law enforcement Pre-trial and jails Prosecutors Judiciary and the courts Community corrections Institutional corrections Appellate-level agencies Juvenile justice agencies and organizations Victim legal clinics Mental and behavioral health Public/medical health Schools Colleges/universities Civic organizations Multi-faith communities Department of Defense Organizations that assist traditionally- underserved populations Private sector/businesses Others It’s a good idea to conduct proactive outreach to these important constituents, and engage them in “defining the 2018 NCVRW theme” in a manner that personalizes it to your jurisdiction and 2018 NCVRW activities. Here are three recommended approaches: Conduct direct outreach to crime victims and survivors that solicits their input, based upon their personal experiences.
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