The Crime reported to law FBI “Uniform Reports 2016” (which includes crimes enforcement) found that: There were an estimated 1,248,185 violent crimes. There were an estimated 7,919.035 property crimes. The overall violent crime rate rose 3.4 percent compared with the 2015 rate; and the property rate declined two percent. Crime “FBI Uniform Reports, 2016,” State Crime Statistics to know crime statistics that are specific to your state, and even to your It’s a good idea community. You can access the Uniform Crime Statistics by state (including FBI’s violent and property crimes) at . Your local law enforcement agencies should be able to provide you with statistics for your jurisdiction, and the crime statistics by specific “My Local Crime” website offers address and zip code at . In addition, in January 2018, the Pew Charitable Trusts Public Safety Performance Project published a report which found that, between 2008 and 2016, 35 states cut their crime and prison rates simultaneously. A summary report and Infographic with data are available at . How to Promote the “Expand Circle. Reach All Victims.” One-page Poster Sometimes, simple messages are the most effective. Accompanying this CAP TIP is a one-page poster that addresses the 2018 NCVRW theme, the Circle. Reach All with 14 tips to improve victim services “Expand Victims” and the theme. Please consider this poster a implement victims’ rights based upon it can be easily adapted to your organization, community, and your “starting point” – specific 2018 NCVRW activities. You can use this poster for victim/survivor and public awareness leading up to and during 2018 NCVRW in several ways: Print the poster in its entirety for wide dissemination in your jurisdiction (and include contact information for your organization at the bottom of each poster). Beginning on Sunday, March 25 (two weeks before NCVRW), create a Twitter campaign that runs through April 8 (or the end of NCVRW on April 14), which features a daily tweet with one of the with the hashtags: poster’s suggestions #2018NCVRWExpandTheCircle
The FBI “Uniform Crime Reports 2016” (which includes crimes reported to law enforcement) found that: There were an estimated 1,248,185 violent crimes. There were an estimated 7,919.035 property crimes. The overall violent crime rate rose 3.4 percent compared with the 2015 rate; and the property rate declined two percent. “FBI Uniform Crime Reports, 2016,” State Crime Statistics It’s a good idea to know crime statistics that are specific to your state, and even to your community. You can access the FBI’s Uniform Crime Statistics by state (including violent and property crimes) at . Your local law enforcement agencies should be able to provide you with statistics for your jurisdiction, and the “My Local Crime” website offers crime statistics by specific address and zip code at . In addition, in January 2018, the Pew Charitable Trusts Public Safety Performance Project published a report which found that, between 2008 and 2016, 35 states cut their crime and prison rates simultaneously. A summary report and Infographic with data are available at . How to Promote “Expand the Circle. Reach All Victims.” One-page Poster Sometimes, simple messages are the most effective. Accompanying this CAP TIP is a one-page poster that addresses the 2018 NCVRW theme, “Expand the Circle. Reach All Victims” with 14 tips to improve victim services and implement victims’ rights based upon the theme. Please consider this poster a “starting point” – it can be easily adapted to your organization, community, and your specific 2018 NCVRW activities. You can use this poster for victim/survivor and public awareness leading up to and during 2018 NCVRW in several ways: Print the poster in its entirety for wide dissemination in your jurisdiction (and include contact information for your organization at the bottom of each poster). Beginning on Sunday, March 25 (two weeks before NCVRW), create a Twitter campaign that runs through April 8 (or the end of NCVRW on April 14), which features a daily tweet with one of the poster’s suggestions with the hashtags: #2018NCVRWExpandTheCircle
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