Combined Trainings
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Protecting Victims' Rights During COVID-19
$0.00
23 Apr 2020
NCVLI remains on the frontlines of victims' rights protection as crime victims are forced to navigate the shifting legal reality during the COVID-19 pandemic. This presentation will identify the key victims’ rights impacted by some of the justice system’s COVID-19 responses across the country and review legal strategies that individual victims’ attorneys and NCVLI are employing to help protect victims' rights in the current landscape.
presented by
Meg Garvin & Amy Liu
20 Years of NCVLI's Advocacy
$0.00
22 Apr 2020
Enhancing fairness and justice for victims requires a process of social change built on a balanced approach of legal advocacy, training & education, and public policy. 2020 marks 20 years since NCVLI began advancing victims' rights through that approach.
A Child Should Be Seen and Heard: Representing Minor Victims of Sexual Violence
$65.00
24 Mar 2020
How do we seek justice for a client whose competency is questioned from the beginning? Due to their vulnerability, children have special rights in legal proceedings.
presented by
Yvonne Chin, Senior Staff Attorney, & Riddhi Mukhopadhyay, Legal Director, Sexual Violence Law Center
Behind and Beyond the Bench: Victims' Rights Enforcement and Interacting with Judges and Others
$50.00
27 Feb 2020
Legal professionals can work in myriad ways and venues to create space for crime victims' rights in their jurisdictions. This presentation will discuss promising strategies for victims' rights attorneys and advocates to interact with judges and others inside and outside of the courtroom.
Second Offense: How to Assist LGBTQ Crime Victims to Avoid Further Harm
$50.00
21 Jan 2020
This training will provide a comprehensive guide to serving crime victim clients who are in the LGBTQ+ community and come to legal services providers for assistance with related legal issues. Attendees can expect to learn a brief cultural competency piece coupled with substantive legal protections that exist to aid advocates in serving their clients.
presented by
Shary Sanchez, Esq. & Sarah Filcher, Esq.
Thinking Outside the Box: Victim-Centered Restitution Requests
$50.00
21 Nov 2019
In this training, Kazi Houston, Legal Director at the Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center, will discuss the importance of restitution requests to many victims and survivors, creative approaches to restitution requests, and ideas for how to collaborate with other service providers to help compile documentation for victim-centered restitution requests.
presented by
Kazi Houston, MSW, JD, Legal Director, Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center
One of Many: Representing Individual Crime Victims in Multi-Victim Prosecutions
$50.00
23 Oct 2019
Multi-victim criminal cases present many challenges for an individual crime victim's attorney. Ensuring and enforcing your individual client's rights can be difficult when a few or many victims are named in a criminal case
presented by
Steven J. Kelly, Esq.
