The National Center for Victims of Crime

Join the nation's leading resource and advocacy organization
for crime victims and those who serve them by becoming a member of
the National Center for Victims of Crime today!

As a member, you will receive late-breaking news, thoughtful policy analysis, reports on best practices, direct technical assistance, tools for educating your community on victim issues, and much more.

Members also inform the work of the National Center for Victims of Crime. Our member's work and input drives the issues we address and inspire us to continue to advocate for victims' rights, protections, and resources.

Who are National Center Members?

Types of Membership

Individual $95 PER YEAR

Organizational
(covers up to five individuals) $375 PER YEAR

*VAWA and VOCA funds can be used to purchase either type of membership

Join now.

Exclusive Membership benefits include:

Discounts on:
- Registration for National Center for Victims of Crime Events
- Ground-breaking reports, training manuals, award-winning posters in our Online Store
- Free Outreach Materials: Camera-ready posters, op-ed pieces, and advocacy tools will help you promote crime victim issues during National Crime Victims' Rights Week and throughout the year (1 per organization).
Policy updates: Bi-monthly e-mails providing breaking news about critical legislation, upcoming conferences, and funding opportunities.
News Service: E-mail updates ensure you have the news you need to know about major news stories on key national, state, and local trends, issues, and events that affect the victim services community.
Member Spotlights: Highlights of innovative programs and recent achievements of our Members posted on the National Center for Victims of Crime Web site. Click here to see past Member Spotlights.
Networking Opportunities:
- Members can connect with each other, Conference presenters, and National Center for Victims of Crime staff at a Member Reception held before the start of each our National Conferences.

Who are our members?

Any individual or organization interested in crime victims' issues benefit from membership in the National Center. However, our typical members are victim service professionals from organizations such as:

community- and system-based advocacy and social services programs
victim/survivor and advocacy groups
domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking programs
local, state, Tribal, and federal:
- governments
- law enforcement
- prosecutors offices
- probation, parole, and corrections
children and youth programs

legal aid/services
medical and mental healthcare facilities
substance abuse programs
batterer intervention programs
colleges and universities
court personnel
faith-based organizations
military personnel
media
researchers
supervised visitation centers
law firms

Join Today

To learn more, call our Membership Department at 202-467-8700 or e-mail at

members@ncvc.org.