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Compiled by the National Victims R~SolJt6e GetiTer

Prepared by Stephanie Greenhouse Information Specialist

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Introduction

The National Victims Resource Directory was developed by the National Victims Resource Center, sponsored by the Office for Victims of Crime. This directory provides a central listing and description of services for those seeking national victims information. It is a useful tool for making referrals, exchanging information between organizations, and answering any questions about who is conducting research, tracking legislation, offering training programs, or providing victim assistance, counseling and crisis intervention.

The directory is arranged alphabetically by organization with the State listed in the top right-hand corner of each page. In addition, a Summary of Services appendix provides quick reference to services offered by each organization.

We thank all participants in the directory for their time in responding to the survey and for providing the comprehensive information needed to complete this directory .

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Introduction

Adam Walsh Child Resource Center

American Association for Protecting Children

American Association of Retired Persons

ABA Center on Children and the Law

ABA Criminal Justice Section Victim/Witness Project

American Indian Law Center

American Institutes for Research

American Psychological Association

Center for Prevention of Sexual & Domestic Violence

Center for Women Policy Studies

The Chesapeake Institute

Child Find of America, Inc.

Childhelp USA

Child Keyppers' International, Inc.

Children's Defense Fund

Clearinghouse on Abuse and Neglect of the Elderly

Clearinghouse on Child Abuse & Neglect Information

Clearinghouse on Family Violence Information

Family Research La~oratory

Family Violence Research & Treatment Program

Incest Survivors Resource Network International

International Association of Chiefs of Police

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Kempe National Center

Mothers Against Drunk Driving

National Aging Resource Center on Elder Abuse

National Association of Crime Victim Compensation Boards

National Association of Social Workers

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse

National Center on Women and Family Law

National Children's Advocacy Center

National Child Welfare Resource Center for

Management & Administration

National Clearinghouse for Defense of Battered Women

National Clearinghouse on Marital/Date Rape

National Coalition Against Domestic Violence

National Coalition Against Sexual Assault

National Committee for Prevention of Child Abuse

National Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse

National Court Appointed Special Advocate Association

National Crime Prevention Council

National Criminal Justice Association

National Gay/Lesbian Task Force

National Indian Justice Center

National Institute Against Prejudice & Violence

National Institute of Mental Health

National Organization for Victim Assistance

National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives

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National Resource Center on Child Sexual Abuse

National Sheriff's Association

National Victim Center

National Victims Resource Center

National Women Abuse Prevention Project

Parents of Murdered Children

Spiritual Dimension in Victim Services

Trial Lawyers for Public Justice

U. S. Association for Victim-Offender Mediation

White-Collar Crime 101

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• Information and referral

Adam Walsh Child Resource Center, Inc.

3111 S. Dixie Highway Suite 244 West Palm Beach, FL 33405

Florida

Lauren Ren.1cert, Director of Family Service

407-833-9080

• Advocacy for abused and exploited children

• Public education targeted towards children and parents

• "Kids and Company: Together for Safety" - Child safety curriculum for classrooms, K:6 and community groups

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony and assistance in preparing legislation on a Federal and State level

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SOURCE(S) OF FUNDING:

Adam's Song ( quarterly newsletter)

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• Advocacy for child protection

Colorado

American Association for Protecting Children, a division of the American Humane Association

P.o. Box 1266 Denver, CO 80231

Robin Alsop, Information Services Coordinator Patricia Schene, Director

303-695-0811 1-800-227-5242

• Consultative services/technical assistance to child protective services

• • Public education on child abuse and child protection

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• Training/ education/ curriculum development for child protection agencies

• Conducts research in the area of child abuse and neglect

• Program evaluations of child protective systems

• Provides testimony on a Federal and State level

• Sponsors national conferences

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District of Columbia


1909 K Street NW. Washington, DC 20049

George Sunderland, Manager Lee Pearson, Assistant Manager Criminal Justice Services

202-728-4363

• Advocacy for victims of elder abuse and neglect, and domestic violence

• Public education through reports, pamphlets, and presentations targeting law enforcement personnel, victim service providers, and professionals in the field of services to the aging

• Tracks victim-related legislation on a Federal and State level

• Conducts research on victimization of the elderly and victims' rights/assistance

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal level

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement personnel and victim service providers

PUBLICATIONS:


State Legislative Activity Concerning Victims of Crime with Emphasis on Older Victims (report)

Domestic Mistreatment of the Elderly (booklet)


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• Advocacy for children's issues

• Public education


American Bar Association (ABA)-Center on Children and the Law

1800 M Street NW. Suite 200-8 Washington, DC 20036

Howard Davidson, Director

202-331-2250

• Tracks child-related legislation on Federal and State level

• Conducts research on child abuse and neglect and other children's issues

• Provides testimony and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal and State level

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to all professionals

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ABA Juvenile and Child Welfare Law Reporter (monthly) $150 yearly


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American Bar Association (ABA)-Criminal Justice Section Victim/Witness Project

1800 M Street NW. Washington, DC 20036

Susan Hillenbrand, Project Director

202-331-2260

• Development and advocacy of ABA victim-related policies

• Public education targeting lawyers and general public

• Tracks victim-related legislation on Federal and State level

• Conducts selected research (e.g. child abuse and neglect, restitution, and victims' rights/assistance)

• Provides testimony on Federal level and assistance in preparing legislation on State level

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P.O. Box 4456 Station A Albuquerque, NM 87196

Toby Grossman, Senior Staff Attorney

505-277-5462

New Mexico

• Advocacy for legal issues pertaining to Indian and tribal rights and government policies impacting tribes

• Public education targeting tribal Human Service Workers and tribal governmental officials as well as general population

• Tracks victim-related legislation on Federal level

• Conducts research on a variety of victims' issues

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal level

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to tribal officials and State officials interested in tribal issues

• Sponsors national and regional conferences

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American Institutes for Research

3333 K Street NW. Washington, DC 20007

Roberta Cronin, Principal Research Scientist Blair Bourque, Research Scientist

202-342-5000

• Conducts research and evaluates programs in victim/witness assistance, law enforcement, criminal justice, and related areas

• Offers technical assistance and training in connection with specific projects


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• Information


American Psychological Association (AP A)

1200 17th Street NW. Washington, DC 20036

Public Affairs Office

202-955-7710

• Advocacy for victims of child abuse and neglect, domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse and neglect and homicide/catastrophic injury

• Public education through press releases and news conferences targeting general population


• Research conducted by AP A members

• Provides testimony by members on State level

• Sponsors conferences

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APA Monitor (monthly) Free to members; nonmembers, $25


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Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence

1914 N. 34th Street Suite 105 Seattle, WA 98103

No contact name available

206-634-1903 1-800--562-6025

II Public education targeting religious community and general population

• Offers training programs to clergy and lay people

• Film and video library available for rental

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Working Together to Prevent Sexual and Domestic Violence (quarterly) $15 yearly


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Center for Women Policy Studies

2000 P Street NW. Suite 508 Washington, DC 20036

Lois Copeland, Publications Coordinator

202-872-1770

• Advocacy for domestic violence and sexual assault

• Public education targeting women's issues

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Conducts domestic violence research

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation in the areas of domestic violence and sexual assaults on Federal level

• Sponsors conferences geared toward women's issues

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Resource collections on domestic violence and sexual assault, $15 each; Legal Help for Battered Women $5; Prosecution of Spouse Abuse $10; Court Mandated Counseling for Men Who Batter -Trainers Guide and Participant's Manual $15; The Guide to Resources on Women and AIDS $15 or $25 with binder; and The SAT Gender Gap $15; All materials purchased must be prepaid

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The Chesapeake Institute

11141 Georgia Avenue Suite 310 Wheaton, MD 20910

Sybil Cochran, Intake Coordinator

301-949-5000

Maryland

• Public education targeting professionals working in field of child sexual abuse

• Conducts research

• Treatment for adult and juvenile victims and offenders of child sexual abuse

• Tracks child abuse legislation

IS Provides legislative advocacy testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal level

• Offers training programs to judges, physicians, social workers, law enforcement, military, and other agencies dealing with child sexual abuse


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Not-for-profit


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P.O. Box 277 New Paltz, NY 12561-9277

Carolyn Zogg, Executive Director

914-255-1848 1-800-I-AM-LOST (Hotline) 1-800-A-WAY-OUT (Mediation)

New York

• Victim assistance for parents who have lost a child through stranger/nonstranger abduction or runaway, or for parents contemplating abpuction

• Counseling and mediation

• Public education through videos, radio, and print targeting parents and the extended family

• Conducts research through the University of Georgia and University of Arkansas on child abduction, mediation, and contemplation of abduction

• Provides assistance in preparing legislation

PUBLICATIONS:


Child Find of America News (quarterly)


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Childhelp USA National Child Abuse Hotline

P.O. Box 630 Hollywood, CA 90028

Crisis Counselor

213-465-4016 (Business) 1-BOD-4-A-CHILD (Hotline)

California

• Advocacy for child abuse and neglect

• Counseling and crisis intervention to victims of child abuse and neglect and their families


• Offers training programs to law enforcement personnel, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, victim service providers, and victims

• Cosponsors national conferences

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P.O. Box 6465 Lake Worth, FL 33466

JoAnn Currier, President Theresa Hoffman, Director

407-586-6695 1-800-395-5678 (report missing children)

• Victim assistance to families of missing children

Florida

• Counseling and crisis interveQ.tion to families of missing children-also have death therapists on staff

• Public education targeting day care centers, nurseries, and other classrooms, upon request

• Conducts research in areas of child protection at time of abduction, good recordkeeping, and medical needs of abused and missing children

• Provides legislative advocacy testimony and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal, State and local level

• Offers training programs and technical assistance for professionals in the recordkeeping, fingerprinting, dental and medical fields


PUBLICATIONS:


.Missing Child Directory


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122 C Street NW. Washington, DC 20001


Child Welfare and Mental Health Division

202-628-8787

• Public education targeting general population

• Tracks child-related legislation on Federal level

• Conducts research on variety of children's issues

• Provides legislative advocacy on Federal level

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to child advocates


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Delaware


College of Human Resources University of Delaware Newark, DE 19716

Karen Stein, Director

302-292-3525 (AM)

• Computerized data base searches of over 2,500 publications

• All publications in data base available in hard copy

• Conducts research in the area of elder abuse and neglect

PUBLICATIONS:


Narcea Exchange (quarterly) Free to professionals in elder abuse field


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Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information

P.O. Box 1182 Washington, DC 20013

Warren Reid, Information Specialist

703-821-2086

• Publications targeting professionals working in the field of child abuse and neglect as well as general public

• Tracks Federal and State legislation related to child abuse and neglect

• Collects research in the area of child abuse and neglect

• Data base searches for a fee

PUBLICATIONS:



U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect


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P.O. Box 1182'" Washington, DC 20013

Happy Copley, Information Specialist

703-821-2086

• Publications targeting practitioners and researchers working with family violence issues

• Collects research primarily in the areas of spouse and elder abuse

• Data base searches for a fee

PUBLICATIONS:



U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect


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Family Research Laboratory

126 Horton Social Science Center University of New Hampshire Durham, NH 03824

David Finkelhor, Codirector Murray Straus, Codirector

603-862-1888

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• Conducts research on intrafamily crimes, rape, and murder/homicide

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Family Violence Research and Treatment Program

University of Texas/Tyler 3900 University Boulevard Tyler, TX 75701

Texas

Ann Crawford, Managing Editor/Clearinghouse Coordinator Robert Geffner, Executive Director

214-566-7060

• Public education targeting researchers, practitioners, teachers, students, and others in the community

• Tracks domestic violence legislation on Federal and State level

• Conducts research in the areas of domestic violence, child abuse and program evaluation

• Sponsors local conferences

PUBLICATIONS:


The Family Violence Bulletin (quarterly) $20 yearly


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New York

Incest Survivors Resource Network International (ISRNI)

P.O. Box 911 Hicksville, NY 11802

Anne-Marie Eriksson, President

516-935-3031

• Public education to achieve incest prevention, including presentations to professionals9 primarily through participation in committees and conferences of U.S. based international and national organizations

• Co-sponsor national and regional conferences

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Virginia


1110 N. Glebe Road Suite 200 Arlington, VA 22201

No contact name available

703-243-6500

• Information on program evaluation and law enforcement agencies working with victim service issues


PUBLICATIONS:


Call or write for information on resource materials .

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Kempe National Center

1205 Oneida Street Denver, CO 80220

Gail Ryan, Information Specialist

303-321-3963

• Advocacy for child abuse and neglect programs

• Counseling for victims of child abuse and neglect

• Provides multidisciplinary professional education

Colorado

• Conducts research on the prevention, treatment, and diagnosis of child abuse and neglect

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal, State and local level

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement personnel, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, victim service providers, social workers, pediatricians, educators, and foster/adoption workers .


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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)

699 Airport Freeway Suite 310 Hurst, TX 76053

Texas

Janice Harris Lord, Director of Victim Services

817-268-6233 1-800-438-6233 (victims)

• Victim assistance as well as public education

• Advocacy

• Counseling--some chapters have vic!im support groups and professional counselors and crisis intervention .

• Tracks victim-related legislation on Federal and State level and provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal, State and local level

• Offers training programs to law enforcement personnel on death notification, victim service providers, and victims; also sponsors national, regional, and local conferences

PUBLICATIONS:


MADDVOCATE (biannually) MADD in Action (quarterly)


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810 First Street NE. Suite 500 . Washington, DC 20002

Toshio Tatara, Director

202-682-2470

• Tracks legislation related to elder abuse and neglect on Federal and State level

• Conducts research on elder abuse and neglect

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation in Federal and State level

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement personnel, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, victim service providers, health and medical personnel, and adult protective service workers


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1900 L Street NW. Suite 500 Washington, DC 20036

Dan Eddy, Executive Director

202-293-5420

• Tracks compensation-related legislation

• Conducts research on compensation issues

• Provides l~gislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation for compensation issues

• Offers training programs for crime victim compensation programs


PUBLICATIONS:


Report: National Association of Crime Victim Compensation Boards (bimonthly)

u.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office for Victims of Crime, dues


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7981 Eastern Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20910

Maryland

Alice Ricks, Register of Clinical Social Workers

301-565-0333

NASWNews $20 for 10 issues yearly

Call. or write for information on other resource materials.

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Virginia

National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

2101 Wilson Boulevard Suite 550 Arlington, VA 22201

Michelle Spring, Publications Director John Rabun, Vice President

703-235-3900 1-800-843-5678 (report missing children) 1-800-826-7653 (hearing impaired)

• Advocacy for sexual exploitation of children, missing children, parental kidnapping, non-family abductions, and throwaways

• Crisis intervention and public education targeting law enforcement personnel, child care professionals, families and children

• Tracks child-related legislation; provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal and State level; and conducts research

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement personnel, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, victim service providers, and education professionals


PUBLICATIONS:


At the Center (3 issues yearly) 30 publications for parents and professionals


Grants

National Victims Resource Cent.er

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Virginia


American Prosecutors Research Institute 1033 N. Fairfax Street Suite 200 Alexandria, VA 22314

Patricia Toth, Director

703-739-0321

• Legal assistance to prosecutors as well as advocacy for child abuse investigation and prosecution

• Public education targeting prosecutors and professionals working in the child abuse field

• Tracks child abuse and neglect case law and legislation on Federal and State level

• Conducts research on child abuse and the criminal justice system

• Provides testimony and assistance in preparing legislation

• Offers training programs 'to prosecutors and child abuse professionals dealing with the legal system


PUBLICATIONS:


Investigation and Prosecution of Child Abuse

"Update" Newslefter (free) Also contributes to: Prosecutor's Perspective (quarterly) and NDAA Bulletin (bimonthly)

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New York

National Center on Women and Family Law

799 Broadway Room 402

" New York, NY 10003

Joan Pennington, Staff Attorney

212-674-8200

• Legal services for cases of domestic violence, child custody and support, and wife support

• Provides legal assistance and public education targeting advocates for poor women

• Conducts research on women's issues

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement personnel, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, and victim service providers


PUBLICATIONS:


The Women's Advocate (bimonthly) $15 yearly


Legal Services Corporation


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106 Lincoln Street Huntsville, AL 35801

Susan Riise, Director

205-533-5437

• Infotmation and referrals nationally and direct services regionally

Alabama

• Victim assistance to child abuse and neglect victims and non-offending family members

• Legal services, advocacy, counseling and crisis intervention for child physical/sexual abuse victims


• Tracks child abuse-related legislation on Federal and State level

• . Conducts research

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement personnel, child protective service workers, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, mental health professionals, and school personnel

• Sponsors national, regional, and local conferences

PUBLICATIONS:



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ORGANIZATION: National Child Welfare Resource Center for Management and Administration

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University of Southern Maine 96 Falmouth Street Portland, ME 04103

Helaine Hornby, Director

207-780-4894 1-800-HELP-KID

• Toll-free clearinghouse to obtain research and practical information

• National Child Welfare Party Line for teleconference training programs

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Training programs and technical assistance to child welfare supervisors and managers

• National, regional, and local conferences

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Pennsylvania


125 S. 9th Street Suite 302 Philadelphia, PA 19107

Sue Osthoff, Director

215-351-0010

• Technical assistance for battered women defendants and members of their defense teams including battered women advocates, defense attorneys, and expert witnesses


• Advocacy

• Public education targeting battered women advocates, defense attorneys, and expert witnesses

• Tracks domestic violence legislation on Federal and State level

• Conducts research focusing on battered women defendants

• Offers training programs

!II Coordinates a National Network of Advocates working with battered women before trial and after incarceration .

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California

National Clearinghouse on Marital and Date Rape

2325 Oak Street Berkeley, CA 94708

Laura X, Executive Director

415-548-1770

All services based on a $30 subscription fee yearly, $5 per IS-minutes for phone consultation, research, preparation for document delivery plus $0.25 per page plus shipping


• Advocacy for marital! date rape victims

• Public education targeting college campuses, professional associations and the media

• Tracks victim-related legislation



• Offers training programs to crisis centers, and others in the helping profession

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ORGANIZATION: National Coalition Against Domestic Violence

ADDRESS: P.O. Box 15127 Washington, DC 20003-0127

CONTACT PERSON(S): No contact name available

TELEPHONE NUMBER(S): 202-638-6388

SERVICE(S) OFFERED:


• Advocacy for victims of domestic violence


• Tracks legislation in the areas of domestic violence, child abuse and neglect, prenatal care, and victim assistance on Federal and State level

• Conducts research on all issues related to women

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal, State and local level

• Offers training programs to law enforcement personnel, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, victims service providers, and victims


PUBLICATIONS:


The Voice (bimonthly)


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2428 Ontario Road NW. Washington, DC 20009

Executive Director

202-483-7165

• Public education targeting the professional community and survivors of sexual assault

• Tracks sexual assault legislation on Federal and State level

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Offers training programs and technical assistance to the professional community and rape crisis centers

• Sponsors national conferences. .

PUBLICATIONS:


NCASA News (quarterly) $75 fee for organizations $25 fee for individuals

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Illinois


332 S. Michigan Avenue Suite 1600 Chicago, IL 60604

Joy Byers, Coordinator for Public Awareness

312-663-3520

• Advocacy for child abuse and neglect, and sexual assault

• Public education targeted at parents through national media campaigns, TV, radio and print

• Conducts research on child abuse and neglect

• Offers training programs and technical assistance


PUBLICATIONS:


NCPCA Monthly Memorandum


Private/corporate donations, publication sales


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Massachusetts


c/o University of Massachusetts Medical Center 55 Lake Avenue N. Worcester, MA 01655

Rosalie Wolf, President

508-856-3662

• Established to promote a greater understanding of elder abuse and the development of services to protect older and disabled adults, or reduce the likelihood of their being abused and neglected

• Advocacy for services and policies that protect and support vulnerable adults

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Public education to inform the general popUlation about elder abuse and its prevention

Conducts research to establish the effectiveness of prevention and intervention programs

• Training for professionals in gerontology, adult protective services, law enforcement~ and domestic violence

PUBLICATIONS:


Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect (quarterly) Individual, $24; institution, $32; libraries, $42.

Membership dues, grants


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SERVICE(S) OFFERED:


Washington

National Court Appointed Special Advocate Association (NCASAA)

2722 Eastlake Avenue E. Suite 220 Seattle, WA 98102

Beth Waid, Executive Director

206-328-8588

• Sponsors specialized Training Seminars as well as other training events for CASA programs, volunteers, attorneys, and judges

• Offers program development assistance as well as technical assistance to active CASA programs

• National speakers bureau

• Assists CASA programs with public relations and communications

• Conducts research on representation of abused and neglected children


• Advocacy for child abuse and neglect

PUBLICATIONS:


The Connection (quarterly), Feedback, Membership $25

Grants, Membership fees


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1700 K Street NW. Second Floor Washington, DC 20006

Information Services

202-466-6272

• Information and referral to programs

• Advocacy for all victims .


• Provides legislative advocacy~ testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal level

• Cosponsors conferences

PUBLICATIONS:



Private / corporate donations


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The National Criminal Justice Association

444 N. Capitol Street NW. Suite 608 Washington, DC 20001

Gwen A. Holden, Executive Vice President

202-347-4900


• Conducts research in general area of crime victims

• Provides testimony on Federal level


PUBLICATIONS:


Justice Bulletin (monthly) Justice Research (bimonthly) Juvenile Justice (3 issues yearly) Membership $55


Grants, membership


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ADDRESS:

CONTACT PERSON(S):


SERVICE(S) OFFERED:


• Advocacy


National Gay/Lesbian Task Force

1517 U Street NW. Washington, DC 20009

Kevin Berrill, Director

202-332-6483

• Public education targeting the gay/lesbian community and general public

• Tracks hate-crime legislation on Federal and State level

• Conducts research on violence and discrimination


• Offers training programs and technical assistance


PUBLICATIONS:


Annual Report on Anti-Gay Violence ($4 per copy) Dealing with Violence: A Guide for Gay/Lesbian People Packet on Gay/Lesbian Victimization and related counseling needs

Membership


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ADDRESS:

CONTACT PERSON(S):


SERVICE(S) OFFERED:


The McNear Building 74th Street Suite 28 Petaluma, CA 94952

Joseph A. Myers, Executive Director

707-762-8113

California

• Created to combine collective efforts of those concerned about justice and Indian country. Goals are to design and deliver educational research, technical assistance, and training programs which promote the improvement of justice and Indian country




• Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, social services, court clerks, and tribal leaders

PUBLICATIONS:


The Tribal Court Record (quarterly)


Federal contracts


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SERVICE(S) OFFERED:


Maryland

National Institute Against Prejudice and Violence

31 S. Greene Street Baltimore, MD 21201

Joan Weiss, Executive Director

301-328-5170

• Advocacy for crimes motivated by prejudice

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Tracks bias-related legislation on Federal and State level

Conducts research

Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation

Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement personnel, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, victim service providers, and victims


PUBLICATIONS:


Forum (quarterly) Individuals, $25; students and senior citizens, $15; organizations, $85


Grants, membership, foundations


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CONTACT PERSON(S):


SERVICE(S) OFFERED:

National Institute of Mental Health Antisocial and Violent Behavior Branch

5600 Fishers Lane Room 18-105 Parklawn Building Rockville, MD 20857

Ecford S. Voit, Assistant Chief

301-443-3728

Maryland

• Supports research and training on the mental health aspects of child physical and sexual abuse, spouse abuse, and sexual assaults

• Evaluation of mental health services to victims

• Assessment of the impact of public policies for dealing with sexual assault and child abuse

PUBLICATIONS:


Contact the Public Inquiries Branch, National Institute of Mental Health, Room 15C-05 at the above address or call 301-443 -4513

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services


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1757 Park Road NW. Washington, DC 20010

Michaela Cohan, Information Specialist/ Membership Coordinator

202-232-6682 (24-hour service response for DC residents)

• Victim assistance to all victims of crime

• Advocacy, counseling, and crisis intervention to all victims

• Public education targeting service providers

• Tracks victim-related legislation

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on State level

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to judges

• Sponsors national, state, and local conferences

PUBLICATIONS:


NOVA Network Information Bulletin (12 issues yearlY)'individuals, $30; students, senior citizens, $20; agencies, $100.


Membership, foundations, grants


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II Information and referral



. National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives

908 Pennsylvania Avenue SE. Washington, DC 20003

Andrea Black-Wade, Program Associate

202-546-8811

• Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement and community leaders


PUBLICATIONS:


NOBLE Actions (quarterly)


Grants


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SERVICE(S) OFFERED:


Maryland


11141 Georgia Avenue Suite 310 Wheaton, MD 20902

Mary Allman, LCSW

301-949-5000 1-800-543-7006

• Advocacy for victims of child sexual abuse

• Public education targeting professionals working in field of child sexual abuse

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Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal level

Offers training programs and technical assistance to law enforcement personnel, child protective services, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, and victim service providers


PUBLICATIONS: .


Roundtable (quarterly) $45 yearly


U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect


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National Sheriffs Association

1450 Duke Street Alexandria, VA 22314

Jim Scutt, Project Director Anna Laszlo, Director of Research and Development

703-836-7827 1-800-424-7827

Virginia

• Information on victim assistance programs within law enforcement agencies, and on neighborhood watch programs

• Offers training programs primarily to law enforcement agencies to improve police response to domestic violence and victim assistance

• Multi-disciplinary training in the area of child abuse

• Limited referrals

PUBLICATIONS:


Child Sexual Assault: Confronting the Crisis -Volumes I and II Victim Assistance: A Program Manual


Grants, membership


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307 W. Seventh Street Suite 1001 Ft. Worth, TX 76102

E. Gene Patterson, Executive Director

817-877-3855 817-877-3396 (Fax)

Texas

II! Information and referral for victims, advocates and criminal justice professionals as well as public education targeting service providers

• Public awareness and media outreach about violent crime and victimization

• Advocacy for victims of child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse and drunk driving as well as legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation upon request


• Offers training and technical assistanct to law enforcement personnel, victim service providers, attorneys, judges, prosecutors and c01).cerned citizens

• Provides victim litigation (civil court) information to attorneys


PUBLICATIONS:


NETWORKS (quarterly) Exemplary Programs Bulletin (biannually)


Foundations, contributions, dues, membership


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Maryland


Box 6000 Rockville, MD 20850

Stephanie Greenhouse, Victim Information Specialist

301-251-5500 1-B00-627-NVRC (6872)

• More than 7,000 victim-related books and articles covering child physical-and sexual abuse, victims services, domestic violence, victim-witness programs, and violent crime included in the National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) database

• National victimization statistics

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Names, addresses, and telephone numbers of people to contact for information and assistance including information on State victims compensation programs funded by the Office for Victims of Crime

• Other products and services available through the National Criminal Justice Reference Service including free subscriptions to NIJ Reports

PUBLICATIONS:


All victim-related pUblications produced by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs.


u.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Office for Victims of Crime


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National Woinen Abuse Prevention Project

2000 P Street NW . Suite 508 Washington, DC 20036

Mary Pat Brygger, Executive Director

202-857-0216

• Advocacy for victims of child abuse and domestic violence

• Public education targeting professionals and domestic violence advocates

• Tracks child abuse and domestic violence legislation on Federal level

• Provides legislative advocacy, testimony, and assistance in preparing legislation on Federal, State, and local level

• Offers training programs to health/mental health professionals, law enforcement personnel, attorneys, judges, prosecutors, and victim service providers

PUBLICATIONS:

SOURCE(S) OF FUNDIN~:

The Exchange (quarterly) Individuals, $10; institutions, $15.


Foundations


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100 E. Eighth Street Suite B-41 Cincinnati, OH 45202

Nancy Ruhe, Executive Director

513-721-5683

• Victim assistance to survivors of murder victims

• Support groups

• Public education targeting professionals, homicide detectives, and emergency room personnel

• Offers training programs to chapter leaders


PUBLICATIONS:

SOURCE(S) OF FUNDING: I

Survivors (three issues yearly) $10 yearly

Can send information to newly bereaved.

Donations

Ohio


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P.O. Box 163304 Sacramento, CA 95816

California

Reverend David Delaplane, Executive Director

916-446-7202

• Offers training programs on a national, regional, and local level to religious community and victim service providers

• Public education on a national, regional, and local level targeting the religious community and victim service providers


• Victim assistance for crime victims in the Sacramento area

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• Provides testimony on Federal, State, and local level


PUBLICATIONS:



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SERVICE(sf OFFERED:

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PUBLICATIONS:

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Trial Lawyers for Public Justice

1625 Massachusetts Avenue NW. Suite 100 Washington, DC 20036

Priscilla Budeiri, Staff Attorney

202-797-8600


Donations, legal fees


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Indiana

U.S. Association for Victim-Offender Mediation

254 S. Morgan Boulevard Valparaiso, IN 46383

Harriet Fagan, Coordinator

219-462-1127

• Public education targeting general public on restorative justice issues


• Conducts research on mediation programs


• Offers training programs


PUBLICATIONS:


Victim-Offender Mediation (quarterly) Individuals, $20; students, $20; agencies, $100.

Membership


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White Collar Crime 101

8300 Boone Boulevard Suite 500 Vienna, VA 22182

Jane Kusic, Executive Director

703-848-9248

Virginia

• Victim assistance to victims of non-violent, economic crimes

• Counseling

• Public education targeting law enforcement agencies, consumers, corporations, and victims .


• Offers training programs to law enforcement personnel

PUBLICATIONS:


w.c.c. 101 Prevention Handbook ($8.95 plus $2.00 postage) w.c.c. Fighter (quarterly) Senior citizens, $10; individuals, $20; agencies, $100

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Adam Walsh Child Resource Center

American Association for Protecting Children


ABA Center on Children and the Law

ABA Criminal Justice Victim! Witness Project


, Telephone Number(s)

Lauren Renkert 407-833-9080

303-695-0811 1-800-227-5242

Lee Pearson George Sunderland 2'02-728-4363

Howard Davidson 202-331-2250

Susan Hillenbrand 202-331-2260

Toby Grossman 505-277-5462

American Institute for Research I Roberta Cronin 202-342-5000

American Psychological Association

Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence

Public Affairs Office 202-955-7710

206-634-1903 1-800-562-6025

Center for Women Policy Studies I Lois Copeland 202-872-1770

The Chesapeake Institute Sybil Cochran 301-949-5000

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Karen Stein 302-292-3525

Warren Reid 703-821-2086

Happy Copley 703-821-2086

David Finkelhor Murray Straus 603-862-1888

Ann Crawford Robert Geffner 214-566-7060

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National Center on Women and Family


Telephone Number(s)

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Gail Ryan 303-321-3963

Janice Harris Lord 817-268-6233 1-800-438-6233

Toshio Tatara 202-682-2470

Dan Eddy 202-293-5420

Alice Ricks 301-565-0333

Michelle Spring John Rabun 703-235-3900 1-800-843-5678 1--800-826-7653

Patricia Toth 703-739-0321

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202-466-6272

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