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NCVLI, a nonprofit based at Lewis & Clark Law School, fights for victims through legal advocacy, training and education, and public policy.

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Homepage Gallery as of March 2020
Statement from NCVLI on Guilty Verdict in George Floyd Case, April 20, 2021:
Too often the victims of color are erased or silenced.  But not today.  As we reflect on today’s verdict, we recognize and honor George Floyd and his family.  We are grateful to those who bore witness to his murder on that horrible day and who spoke out in the days and months that followed so that today could happen.  We also recognize that in order to create a just system, we must continue to work to remove the historic and systemic racism that infects our institutions.  We, as a community, can do better.  And we should consider today as a step in the right direction.

 

 

 

In light of COVID-19 and its impacts on legal services to victims of crime, NCVLI is compiling a list of resources for legal service providers which will be continually updated. Visit this page for more details.

Recent Work

7th Annual Voices for Justice

Building Capacity Through Training

Victims’ Rights are Human Rights

Community

Promoting Financial Recovery

Advocacy

Affording Rights Early and Often

NCVLI in the News

Victims’ Rights Experts Speak Up! (Women’s Radio Interview)

After Louisville Police Shooting Deaths, Cases Quietly Closed

‘Absurd and unjust’: A woman says Milwaukee police violated her rights as a victim and is suing to have her case investigated elsewhere

Why the Risks of ‘YouTube Trials’ May Outweigh the Benefits

U.S. Crime Victims Often Don’t Get the Government Money Meant to Help Them Heal—and Say They Feel ‘Excluded’

Jeffrey Epstein’s Victims Receive Amicus Support in the Eleventh Circuit

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