The Placer County District Attorney's Office has announced the commencement of National Crime Victims' Rights Week. The event raises awareness of the impact of victimization, focusing on the challenges faced by victims, their families, and communities. It also emphasizes the importance of laws, policies, and programs designed to provide support, as reported by the Placer County District Attorney's Office.
This year, the theme on a national scale is KINSHIP, which promotes a more empathetic and united approach to supporting victims. "KINSHIP is a state of being with survivors that drives vital connections and increases access to services, rights, and healing," as stated in a post from the Placer County District Attorney's Office.
According to the Placer County District Attorney's Office on their Facebook page, the week of April 8-11 is dedicated to supporting victims and survivors of crime. Events include the Annual Victim + Survivor Brunch on April 8, followed by a Moment of Silence on April 11.
