Victims' Rights Education

Systems-based advocates are required to attend Basic every 5 years and Advanced annually. Community-based advocates are required to attend Basic every 5 years and are recommended to attend Advanced annually.

Yes. All Outreach trainings are accredited by VOCA, AZPOST, and COJET.

Note: Participants who are seeking Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit must meet certain criteria. You must be present for the entire presentation, as no partial credit will be given. If you are an attorney seeking CLE credit, please visit: https://www.azbar.org/cleandmcle/cle/ to ensure you meet the criteria. If you qualify for CLE credit, please contact [email protected] to request a CLE certificate and one will be provided to you upon verification of your attendance.

Yes. Using the “Request a Presentation” section on our website, you can fill out a form indicating what type of presentation you’d like, some possible dates (note that these dates are not guaranteed and will depend on the availability of the Education Administrators), if you are seeking an in-person or virtual presentation, and for what agency. Upon receiving your request, an Education Administrator will reach out to you to discuss further.

No. In order to receive credit for attending the webinar, each person must register and attend using their own unique link; otherwise, the Education Administrators cannot verify that you attended and participated. If you already attended a presentation with a coworker, you’ll need to re-register for another date and attend using your own link.

The suggested browsers for BigMarker are Firefox or Chrome. To ensure your internet browser is up to date, please test your connection prior to the training start time.

Please email [email protected] and let us know the date of the training you’d like to un-register for.

If you enter the webinar more than 15 minutes late or exit more than 15 minutes early, you will not be able to receive credit and will need to sign up for another training date.

The Education Administrators are required to verify everyone’s attendance and participation in order to provide credit for VOCA, AZPOST and/or COJET. We have opted to use the attendance monitor as a simple alternative to requiring all participants have access to a webcam and microphone.

The Arizona Criminal Justice Commission (ACJC) oversees each county’s Victim Compensation program. To find more information about the program, including each county’s contact information, visit https://www.azcjc.gov/Programs/Victim-Services/Compensation-Program. If you are required to take their training, you may do so by going to https://www.azcjc.gov/Programs/Victim-Services/Computer-Based-Training and choose “Introduction to Crime Victim Compensation”.

We do not give out the Powerpoint for any presentation; however, each participant will receive a comprehensive workbook (pdf fillable for webinar participants) with the information in the Powerpoint and room for notes.

If you need a copy of a handbook, please email [email protected] and provide the date and name of the presentation. The Education Administrators will verify your attendance and provide you with a copy of the handbook.

If you’re having issues registering for a training or entering an upcoming training using your own unique link, please email [email protected] prior to the training start time for assistance. Registration for a training is open until the start time of that training.

We ask that you provide a specific date range you participated in the presentation. We will only provide a copy of a Basic certificate obtained in the last 2 years, and an Advanced certificate in the last 1 year. If your last training is outside of this window, please register for a new date.