Event Spotlight
NAVRA is a project of NCVLI. Explore NAVRA and other NCVLI events that promote balance and fairness in the justice system through crime victim centered legal advocacy, education, and resource sharing.
National Legal Aid & Defender Association Conference
Meg Garvin will co-present with Kathrina Peterson from the US DOJ's Office for Victims of Crime and Sasha Hutchings from the Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center on ""Transforming Legal Services for Survivors of Crime: How Victims of Crime Act Funding Can Support Legal Services for Survivors of Crime" at the National Legal Aid & Defender Association.
2nd Annual Voices for Justice Reception
Join NCVLI on January 27, 2016 for the second annual Voices for Justice Reception. Click here to learn more.
2nd Annual Voices for Justice Reception
Join NCVLI on January 27, 2016 for the second annual Voices for Justice Reception. Click here to learn more.
2nd Annual Voices for Justice Reception
Join NCVLI on January 27, 2016 for the second annual Voices for Justice Reception. Click here to learn more.
2nd Annual Voices for Justice Reception
Join NCVLI on January 27, 2016 for the second annual Voices for Justice Reception. Click here to learn more.
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Neurobiology of PTSD Training
Interdisciplinary workshop for mental health and legal professionals.
Animal Law Conference
On Saturday, October 14th, NCVLI Executive Director Meg Garvin will present on a panel titled Can Animals Be Victims of Crime? at Animal Law Conference.
35th Annual Conference on Crime Victims’ Issues
On Thursday, November 16th, NCVLI Executive Director Meg Garvin will present Victims' Rights: Past, Present and Future at the 35th Annual Conference on Crime Victims' Issues.
Access to Justice: Select Legal Issues Facing Victims with Impaired Mental Health, Cognitive Challenges or Physical Disabilities
The panel, consisting of victims’ rights attorneys and mental health professionals, will draw on its experience to provide practical tips on to develop meaningful representational relationships with these clients and advocate for their rights in administrative, civil or criminal proceedings.
Hearing in Silence & Listening Past Noise: Creating a Foundation for Advocacy at First Contact
Join Meg Garvin, Executive Director of the National Crime Victim Law Institute, on April 27th for a workshop on creating a foundation for advocacy at first contact with victims. Presented in association with the Center for Community Engagement, this training is offering as part of a series of free workshops with the aim to provide attendees with the information, skills and resources needed to help support them in acting in resistance to hate and bias.
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