- IF THE MEDIA CALLS: A GUIDE FOR CRIME VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS – This new bilingual publication (March 2012) provides victims with information about the focus of media; the impact of media on victims; the risks/benefits of speaking to the media; modern technology; tips for interacting with the media and high-profile cases. This may be used as a handout by police, victim services staff, NGOs and others who interact directly with crime victims and survivors. The publication is available in hard copy and online – please contact the office if you would like booklets mailed to you to share directly with your clients. We gratefully acknowledge funding from the Department of Justice Victims Fund. Access this new resource in English or in French and provide us with your feedback.
- WORKING WITH THE MEDIA: A GUIDE FOR CANADIAN VICTIM SERVICE PROVIDERS – This bilingual guide was developed thanks to funding from the Department of Justice Victims Fund (March 2011). Access this new resource in English or in French and provide us with your feedback.
- Questions about victims and the Canadian Justice System? Read our guide.
- The CRCVC has prepared an extensive research report for the Department of Justice entitled RESPONDING TO THE NEEDS OF CANADIAN VICTIMS OF TERRORISM. In it, we examine the experiences of Canadians impacted by the Air India bombing and September the 11th, as well as making a number of recommendations as to how all governments can be better prepared to respond to future victims and survivors in the aftermath of an attack on Canadian soil or elsewhere.
- August 2005 – CRCVC presents report to federal government examining the needs of victims in cases of serious, unsolved crime
- Balancing the Scales: The State of Victims’ Rights in Canada (1998)
