DMACC's National Crime Victims' Rights Week

2027 NCVRW @ DMACC coming soon!
Check back often for details.

With questions, please contact Maddi Harrison, maharrison4@dmacc.edu, NCVRW assistant.

It's not what's wrong with you, but what happened to you - unknown

  • crime survivors
  • first responders
  • friends and families of survivors
  • health care providers
  • law enforcement officers
  • local community
  • those interested in self-care strategies
  • victim services providers or advocacy services


Contact DMACC professor Samantha O’Hara at sjohara@dmacc.edu with questions.

 

988 Suicide Hotline

 

Call - 988

Text - 988

Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of the overcoming it - Helen Keller

Resources

Visit the DMACC Libraries NCVRW Research Guide for resources to read, review, watch, or listen.

Videos

DMACC’s Nondiscrimination Policy is available online. Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to attend all DMACC sponsored events. If you are a person with a disability who requires an accommodation in order to participate in this event, please contact 515-964-6234 or dso@dmacc.edu. If you need a sign language interpreter please complete the online Sign Language Interpreter Request.

 

For general information or questions, contact Samantha O’Hara, DMACC Criminal Justice Professor, sjohara@dmacc or 515-964-6667