California's Complete and Utter Disrespect for Crime Victims
Governor Newsom's Office Characterizes CJLF's Lawsuit as Political Rhetoric Despite Countless Stories of Real Victims and Real Tragedies
California is Crazy About Criminals
In a recent New York Post article on California's crazy criminal justice policies, the NY Post editorial board
Crime Survivors Resource Center Stands Strong with the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation to Protect the Rights of Victims in California
California’s criminal justice policies are widely viewed by residents as overly lenient toward offenders and dismissive of victims
Crime Survivors Earns Candid’s Highest Honor: What the Platinum Seal of Transparency Really Means
As we continue to see story after story about non-profits and charities abusing the system, it is reassuring to finally see a story about an organization that does it right.
Together Tuesday
Today, June 23, 2026, is “Together Tuesday.” Please join the Crime Survivors team as we work with neighbors, friends and organizations across the United States in small acts of generosity that make care visible and shared.
Small Necessities, Big Impact for Crime Survivors
Many victims, survivors, and their families are struggling to afford basic hygiene essentials such as pads, tampons, and shavers/razors. These everyday items, which most people take for granted, become lifelines during some of the most difficult times imaginable.
When Judges Apologize: The Justice System’s Dangerous Inversion of Victim and Perpetrator
As a victim of violent crime and one who has spent decades fighting for victims’ rights, I have seen the justice system fail families time and again. But what happened in a Washington, D.C., federal courtroom on May 4, 2026, represents a new low.
Why I Wear Denim on Denim Day, and Why You Should Too
For me, as a survivor of violent crime and the founder of Crime Survivors, Denim Day is much more than a fashion statement.
Releasing Convicted Rapists and Pedophiles into our Communities is not Empathy...It's Insanity
Once again, our elected officials our putting criminals' needs before the needs of victims and the public.
When Criminals Became the “Victims”: The Quiet Defunding of Crime Victims' Services
The very funding that was created to help real crime victims is disappearing, and it is being deliberately redirected to organizations that primarily serve defendants, offenders, and convicted criminals.
