NCVLI - National Crime Victim Law Institute

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Save-the-Date for NCVLI’s 2013 Conference

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June 7th-8th, 2013  |  Lewis & Clark Law School, Portland, Oregon 


Mark your calendars for NCVLI’s 12th Annual Crime Victim Law Conference!  NCVLI’s Conference is the only conference in the country focused on rights enforcement.  Join us for this invaluable opportunity to learn the practical skills necessary to serve victims and to participate in key conversations that will shape the future of victims’ rights.

Meg Garvin with Jennifer Storm, recipient of the 2012 Gail Burns-Smith Excellence in Victim Services Award.
Keynote Speakers
We are excited to announce that Oregon survivor Jennifer Bennett and her attorney Jennifer Coughlin of Brothers, Hawn, and Coughlin LLP will be keynote speakers.  Ms. Bennett was the victim of a brutal sexual assault in 2011 and then endured re-victimization in the justice system when, during the prosecution of her offender, her privacy was invaded on numerous fronts - from subpoenas of her Google search history, to demands for her journal, to defense investigators showing up to question her.  Fortunately, Ms. Bennett had Ms. Coughlin fighting to protect her rights and NCVLI was privileged to work with Ms. Coughlin along the way.  Ms. Bennett recently shared her story with The Oregonian and was featured on NBC’s Today Show.

We are no longer accepting presentation proposals.  Program to be announced in February 2013.

Opportunities for Law Students
NCVLI is pleased to announce two opportunities for law students to become involved in the Conference; the Law Student Writing competition and Law Student Scholarship.

  • Law Student Scholarship
    NCVLI is pleased to offer a full tuition scholarship to an eligible law student to attend the Conference! For more information and the application form, click here.
  • Law Student Writing Competition
    *NEW EXTENDED DEADLINE* Up to 3 students from across the country will be selected to present their papers on a panel at the Conference, and will receive free tuition as well as a monetary prize. For more information and the application form, click here.

Scholarship Opportunities

  • OVC TTAC Professional Development Scholarships
    Practitioners in the victim services field are encouraged to apply for scholarship funding through the Office for Victims of Crime Training and Technical Assistance Center.  Click here to learn more.

Additional scholarship information coming soon.

Sponsoring Conference

NCVLI relies on the support of our partners to ensure a successful Conference each year. Interested in becoming a 2013 Conference Sponsor?  Click here to learn more.

 

Learn more about past Conferences here.

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Additional Information

Tuition: Tuition covers the cost of the two-day Conference and includes Conference meals (breakfast, lunch, and snacks), and all materials.

2013 Tuition Rates

  Early Bird
2 Day
Early Bird
1 Day
Late Registration
2 Day
Late Registration
1 Day
Standard $360 $215 $420 $250
Government, Academic
or Non-Profit
$299 $175 $350 $209
Student $165 $99 $215 $129

 

Enhanced NAVRA members receive at $50 discount!  Visit www.navra.org to learn more.

 

Stay tuned for registration and program details!