Crime Victims Action Alliance

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The Crime Victims Action Alliance (CVAA) is a non-profit organization that promotes victims' rights and public safety. CVAA was founded in 1992 to be a voice for victims in the state’s capital. Up until that time, victims did not have consistent representation at legislative hearings; decisions regarding victim services, notification, restitution, etc. were being made for victims by people who had never been victimized and did not understand victims' needs. CVAA helped to change the level of victim participation in policy making and now works with policy makers at every level of government - aggressively advocating for better laws, regulations and policies that enhance victims' rights and services.

Contact Us

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Crime Victims Action Alliance | 1809 S Street, #101316, Sacramento, CA 95811 | ph: 916-273-3603 I toll-free/fax: 1-888-235-7067 | email: information@cvactionalliance.org

Crime Victims Action Alliance (CVAA)

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The Crime Victims Action Alliance (CVAA) CVAA promotes victims' rights and public safety. CVAA believes that all citizens have the basic right to live in a society free from violence; to feel safe in our communities, homes, schools and places of business.

About CVAA

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The Crime Victims Action Alliance (CVAA), a non-profit social welfare organization, promotes victims' rights and public safety. CVAA, in achieving it's mission, will: Aggressively advocate for better laws, regulations and policies Actively support public officials who respect and endorse the rights of victims of violent crime Hold accountable those who have been entrusted to ensure public safety Our Vision - Victim Centered Justice

Become a Member

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By Becoming a member of CVAA you support our commitment to:

Significantly reduce the incidents of violent crime in America and future victimization.
Secure victims and survivors a central position within the criminal justice system.
Improve rights and services for victims of violent crime at the local, state and national levels.
Alert the public and elected officials to the costs of crime and violence. READ MORE