As many of you are aware, we are not able to host our annual National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Victim Service Awards Ceremony due to the pandemic we are facing. However, that does not mean we will not continue to honor those who have been nominated for their hard work and achievements.
Saturday, April 25th at 6 PM, we will recognize and appreciate the efforts the nominees who have gone above and beyond for the public with determination and dedication. We are not just recognizing individuals, but also organizations whom have helped those in dire need. Whether its financial resources, safety planning, crisis intervention or case management, these nominees have taken it upon themselves to ensure victims received the support they needed.
This year’s Victims Service Awards nominees are:
-Alana Marquardt -Project Assistant for Labor and Workforce Development
-Autumn Smith- Foster Advocate, Alaska Native Justice Center
-Barbara Johnson- Economist; PhD Student; Founder; Advocate; Consultant
-Butch and Cindy Moore- Director of Bree’s Law
-Capricia Cunningham- Employment and Community Support Specialist, A Yunek Touch
-Dawn Shewmaker- Victim Witness Coordinator, U.S. Attorney’s Office
-Heather Hintze- KTVA Reporter
-Jennifer Soliday- Direct Services Advocate, Standing Together Against Rape
-Laura Hill-Direct Services Manager, Standing Together Against Rape
-Legacy Jiu-Jitsu- Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Mixed Martial Arts Academy
-Michelle Evans- Lead Victim Advocate, Victims For Justice
-My House- A homeless your Drop in center
Remember to stay tuned to our Youtube channel, website and Facebook Page where we will recognize this year’s nominees and announce award recipients at 6 PM, April 25th.
We would like to thank everyone for taking the time to observe and nominate those who deserve to be recognized for their efforts. Thank you again and stay safe.
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