2019 award winners
Edith Surgan Victim Activist Award : Bobbi Sudberry
I am inspired daily by my daughter, Kaity, her brothers and sisters as well as their children. Beyond them, are all the wonderful people I have come to know since being sent on this journey to end teen dating violence and promote healthy relationships. Every time I encounter anyone of these people I am reminded of all that has been done and still needs to be done. It is their sincerity and encouragement that keeps me motivated to continue to inspire others through Kaity’s Way, to reach inside and make better choices and exercise P.E.A.C.E (Patience, Empathy, Acceptance, Caring, Equality)
Margery Fry Outstanding advoate award:
Angela Olson: Lansing Michigan
Mike Domitrz, Author, Leading Authority, Educator, Expert, and Certified Speaking Professional, is the Founder of The Date Safe Project, Inc. He has devoted his life to the mission of The Date Safe Project: to provide parents, educators, middle schools, high schools, colleges, university campuses, military installations and corporations the SKILLS for Creating a Culture of RESPECT – for reducing sexual harassment and sexual assault.
Marlene young leadership award:
Andy Kahan, Director of vicitm services & Advocacy, crime stoppers of houston
As part of a long standing tradition, NOVA’s Annual Training Event concludes with a unique Victim Tribute Panel which honors all victims and survivors of crime and crisis. Each speaker will share their powerful story and how they have use their experience to help others and inspire change.
Morton bard allied professional award: Chief vanessa wilson, aurora police department Aurora, co
As part of a long standing tradition, NOVA’s Annual Training Event concludes with a unique Victim Tribute Panel which honors all victims and survivors of crime and crisis. Each speaker will share their powerful story and how they have use their experience to help others and inspire change.
tadini bacigalupi jr. outstanding program award: senior advaocy unit of collier sheriff's office: Naples FL
As part of a long standing tradition, NOVA’s Annual Training Event concludes with a unique Victim Tribute Panel which honors all victims and survivors of crime and crisis. Each speaker will share their powerful story and how they have use their experience to help others and inspire change.
TADINI BACIGALUPI JR. OUTSTANDING PROGRAM AWARD: victim services unit of harford county sheriff's office: Bel Air MD
As part of a long standing tradition, NOVA’s Annual Training Event concludes with a unique Victim Tribute Panel which honors all victims and survivors of crime and crisis. Each speaker will share their powerful story and how they have use their experience to help others and inspire change.
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About NOVA & NCVRW
Since 1981 NOVA has promoted and advanced awareness of victims’ rights during National Crime Victims’ Rights Week.
2019 Theme
Honoring Our Past. Creating Hope For the Future
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