First Responder Cards
California Government Code section 13962, subdivision (b) states that every local law enforcement agency has the duty to inform crime victims about CalVCB.
To support law enforcement with this statutory requirement, CalVCB provides First Responder Cards and other resources.
Learn more about the information and resources we provide to law enforcement.
CalVCB Events and Trainings
Check out some of the recent trainings and events CalVCB has attended.
Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Day of Action at the Sacramento Capitol (2/7/2023)
Tabling
2023 UC Davis Mental Health Conference (1/21/2023)
Presenting
17th National Indian Nations Conference (12/22/2022)
Tabling Event for American Indians and Alaska Natives
2022 Annual Mexican Consulate San Jose CA (11/22/2022)
Tabling and Presenting
Training with Folsom PD (9/16/2022)
Law Enforcement Training
CalVCB Staff Makes Large Donation to Wellspring (10/31/2022)
Get Involved with CalVCB
CalVCB has renewed in-person outreach and training, which was suspended during the pandemic, with visits to counties throughout California. The trainings with local victim advocates include extended question-and-answer sessions, providing detailed information on every aspect of CalVCB’s program and how to apply. To request a training or presentation from CalVCB, please complete and submit a Request a CalVCB Presentation Form.
What We Do
In-Person Events
Webinars
General Training
Advocate Training
Mental Health Forums
Speaking Events
Recent Social Media Toolkits
Human Trafficking Prevention Month
(Jan. 1st – Jan. 31st)
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
(Apr. 21st – Apr. 27th)
CalVCB in the News
Check out CalVCB’s recent news releases and stories!
CalVCB on Social Media
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