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Survivor,
When Survivors Speak Change Happens - Check Out CSSJ’s Activities This Week:
April 10, 2025 - Access to Victim Compensation Campaign Kickoff Webinar
Join us for the Crime Survivors Speak: Right to Heal – Access to Victim Compensation campaign kickoff webinar! This virtual event will bring together survivors, advocates, and experts to discuss the critical need for victim compensation reform and how we can take collective action to ensure all survivors have access to the support they need to heal.
During this webinar, we will:
1. Highlight the barriers crime survivors face in accessing victim compensation
2. Share personal stories and experiences from survivors in advocating for victim compensation reforms
3. Discuss policy solutions and advocacy efforts to expand access
4. Provide ways for you to get involved in the movement
Register today and join the campaign to improve access to victim compensation.
Register Here [[link removed]] - 1:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT | 10:00 AM PT
April 12, 2025 - National Healing Vigil Day of Action
For the eighth year, hundreds of crime survivors from across America will mark the end of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week by gathering with state and local leaders for a national day of action. During the annual Survivors Speak National Healing Vigil Day of Action on Saturday, April 12, survivors from communities most affected by violence will promote a more effective vision of shared safety that includes more crime prevention, greater support for survivors and their families, and less reliance on incarceration.
At each local event, survivors will share their stories, honor loved ones and themselves with a powerful healing circle, and call upon local, state, and national policymakers to implement new safety solutions based on prevention and healing. Click the link below for a list of upcoming healing vigils in key cities: www.cssj.org/events [[link removed]] .
Forward Together,
Jonathon Lewis
National Training Director, Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice
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