National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) is scheduled for April 18th – 24th.

Take action – log on to find out what you can do in your community.

Throughout the country various activities will take place to acknowledge those that have been victims of crime and promote victim’s rights.

Think about all the types of crimes out there – and how even if you aren’t directly victimized you’re still affected, because we all pay the price.  Here’s the list I came up with – and I’m sure I forgot a few.

Have any to add or any comments?

* Campus Crime

* Child Abuse

* Community Crime

* Dating Violence

* Domestic Violence

* Drunk Driving

* Elder Abuse

* Fraud/Identity Theft

* Hate and Bias Crimes

* Homicide

* Incest or Sexual Abuse

* Missing and Exploited Children

* Physical Assault

* Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

* Random Acts of Violence

* Sexual Assault and Rape

* Stalking

* Terrorism and Mass Violence

* Trafficking in Persons

* Vicarious Traumatization

* Workplace Violence

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