At NCVC, we offer more than just membership—we offer a chance to make a real impact in the lives of victims of crime and their families., NCVC has been at the forefront of victim advocacy for over 40 years. Our national approach means we are not only supporting local and state-level initiatives but also shaping policies and standards that affect victims across the entire country. As an NCVC member, you gain access to resources, training, and networking opportunities that connect you with leaders in the field, allowing you to be part of the solution at a larger scale.

National Impact: NCVC’s reach extends across the U.S. Our efforts influence policy, raise awareness, and provide resources on a national level. As a member, you are connected to this broad and meaningful work, amplifying your voice and the voices of victims everywhere.

Resource Access: Members receive access to a wealth of resources, including reports, training materials, awareness backgrounding, and other victim advocacy materials.

Community: Join a dedicated network of advocates, survivors, and professionals committed to creating lasting change. Membership means you are part of a community that is as passionate about victims’ rights as you are.

Why NCVC Membership Stands Out:

National Reach, Local Impact: While other organizations may focus on specific areas or issues, NCVC’s national platform allows us to work across every state and advocate for systemic change, ensuring that victims are supported no matter what victimization they experienced or where they are located.

Be a Part of a Community: NCVC is committed to creating a powerful, unified community for victims’ rights. As a member, you will be part of efforts to create lasting, positive change for victims and their communities both locally and nationally.

How Your Membership Makes a Difference:

By becoming a member of NCVC, you are joining a national community dedicated to improving the lives of victims across the country. Your membership directly supports our advocacy efforts, ensuring that victims’ voices are heard and that systemic changes can be made to support survivors and their families.

You will have benefits such as Invitations to webinars, training sessions, and other events, opportunities to advocate for national initiatives, and Forums that provide members with networking opportunities alongside fellow advocates, survivors, and professionals. Discounts on NCVC events and Conferences. An opportunity to submit your work to “The Bulletin,” a peer-led publication.