Victim Advocates & Partners
Community Spotlight
Read profiles of extraordinary people and groups recognized for their dedication and contributions to victims.
Spotlight: I Have The Right To
I Have The Right To NCVLI is thrilled to host Chessy Prout and Jenn Abelson as speakers at our closing session of the Conference! Boston Globe Spotlight reporter Jenn Abelson will lead a discussion with teen survivor and advocate Chessy Prout. Chessy was sexually...
Spotlight: NCVLI Staff Profile: Ellen Dully
Ellen Dully NCVLI Staff Profile NCVLI welcomed Ellen Dully as the new Director of Administration & Operations in April 2018. You can read Ellen’s biography on our staff page or read on to hear her own words. Why did you first get interested in working with NCVLI...
Spotlight: Sponsor Spotlight: Wu, Grohovsky & Whipple PLLC
Wu, Grohovsky & Whipple PLLC Sponsor Spotlight Wu, Grohovsky & Whipple represents victims of crime in criminal and civil cases and in the college disciplinary system. Firm founders Shan Wu and Julie Grohovsky are former sex offense prosecutors who leverage...
Spotlight: Two Gold Level Sponsors
Sponsor Spotlight This month, NCVLI is happy to spotlight two of our Gold Level sponsors for the 2018 Crime Victim Law Conference! Arnold & Porter is a firm of nearly 1,000 lawyers, providing sophisticated litigation and transactional capabilities, renowned...
Spotlight: Student Profile: Sarah Fine
Sarah Fine Student Sarah Fine is a 3L at Lewis & Clark Law School. She began volunteering at NCVLI as a 1L and took the Victims’ Rights Litigation Clinic in her last semester of law school. Read on to learn more about Sarah in her own words. What has been most...
Spotlight: NCVLI Staff Profile: Susanne Falenczykowski
Susanne Falenczykowski Project Coordinator Susanne Falenczykowski joined NCVLI in February 2018 as an Administrative Assistant. View Susanne’s bio on our Staff Page or read on to learn more about Susanne in her own words. What 1 thing has surprised you or have you...
Spotlight: NCVLI Staff Profile: Margaret Schimming
Margaret Schimming Administrative Assistant Margaret Schimming joined NCVLI in January of 2018 as an Administrative Assistant. What one thing has surprised you or have you learned about victims’ rights since you started at NCVLI?When I was researching and learning...
Spotlight: Sponsor: Oregon Department of Justice
Oregon Department of Justice Sponsor The mission of the Crime Victim and Survivor Services Division (CVSSD) is to reduce the impact of crime on the lives of victims and survivors. CVSSD provides financial assistance to victims and survivors, supports statewide victim...
Spotlight: Intern Profile: Bobbie Soto
Bobbie Soto Intern Bobbie Soto is a Criminology major at Portland State University who interned at NCVLI in the Fall of 2017. Read on to learn more about her. What did you know about victims’ rights before working at NCVLI?Before working at NCVLI I knew very little...
Spotlight: NCVLI Staff Profile: Katie Bucko
Katie Bucko Administrative Assistant Katie Bucko joined NCVLI in December of 2017 as an Administrative Assistant. What one thing has surprised you about victims’ rights since you started with NCVLI?I was surprised to learn what a relatively new field victim law is,...
Spotlight: NCVLI Staff Profile: William McMillen
William McMillen Staff Attorney William McMillen joined NCVLI in 2017 as a Staff Attorney. What one thing has surprised you about victims’ rights since you started with NCVLI?I was surprised to learn that through the nineteenth century in the United States a crime...
Spotlight: NCVLI Staff Profile: Meg Garvin
Meg Garvin Executive Director Meg Garvin joined NCVLI in 2003 as a Staff Attorney and became Executive Director in 2008. Click here to Meg’s bio or read on to learn more about Meg in her own words. When someone asks you why victims’ rights are important, what do you...