Consider Attending the 2011 NOVA Conference
The National Organization for Victim’s Assistance (NOVA) is a well-known organization that promotes rights and services for victims of crimes. This organization holds an elaborate annual conference that serves to educate and strengthen the diverse group of professionals who work in the field of victim advocacy. Whether it be the police officers who see victims first or the social workers and counselors who deal with the aftermath of crime’s effect, this conference has something for everyone.
The 2011 NOVA Conference is the 37th conference of its kind and plays host to national keynote speakers. The jam-packed conference schedule has many workshops to encourage growth and knowledge in a variety of areas along with plenty of opportunity for networking too. The workshops cover a wide range of topics from stalking to identity theft. This selection ensures that attendees will not only reinforce their core job requirements but also open doors to challenge them in new ways.
By attending this conference, one can be certain to learn something new, hear keynote speakers that are experts in their field, and network with other professionals that serve in the area of victim advocacy. To be a part of this multi-faceted group experience, please consider attending the 2011 NOVA Conference.