Crime Survivors Speak
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Crime Survivors Speak, formerly Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice, is a national network that supports people affected by crime, including in Atlanta. It offers peer support, healing gatherings, leadership training, and information about help for crime victims. It organizes for safer communities and is a program of the nonprofit Alliance for Safety and Justice, now called Just Safe. Offers: Peer support; Healing gatherings; Leadership training; Victim compensation information; Community organizing; Survivor advocacy. Use the Georgia chapter signup form linked on their website to connect and receive updates.
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Crime Survivors Speak ServicesService
This service helps people affected by crime with peer support, healing gatherings, leadership training, and info about victim help. It is for crime survivors and others impacted by crime, including people in Atlanta.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Heal the VoteProgram
A campaign to get 100,000 crime survivors to vote in the next election. It asks public officials to commit to a new approach to public safety.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Join a Chapter (Georgia)Program
Crime Survivors Speak organizes through state chapters, and Georgia has one. Chapter members get updates and ways to take action online and in person in their state.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Leadership TrainingProgram
Training that helps survivors become leaders. Leaders push for survivor-centered policies in their communities.
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