Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

["Christine Mouton" <>]

This has been a great resource for victimologists and those of us who have 
professional interest in worldwide victimology issues.
 
As of 2 November, the International Victimology Website will go offline due 
to funding issues.  This closes the door on a project that originated in 1998 
with the Netherlands Ministry of Justice and in 2006 was entrusted to 
INTERVICT.  

You can access Information such as Key Instruments and recent publications by 
INTERVICT scholars on INTERVICT's Website.  We'd like to point you towards 
Victim Assistance Online, which offers a plethora of information on victim 
support, victimology research and links to hundreds of organizations around 
the globe.

INTERVICT would like to thank the United Nations Centre for International 
Crime Prevention, and the World Society of Victimology for their role in 
helping launch the site, the Research and Documentation Centre (WODC) of the 
Netherlands Ministry of Justice for their hard work developing the site and 
most importantly Fonds Slachtofferhulp (Netherlands Victim Support 
Foundation) for their generous financial support over the years.   
International Victimology Website
INTERVICT, Tilburg University
P.O. Box 90153, 5000 LE Tilburg, The Netherlands
T:  +31 (0)13 466 2941
F:  +31 (0)13 466 3546
E:  

 
 



Christine Mouton
Director, UCF Victim Services Program
Adjunct, College of Health and Public Affairs & College of Arts and 
Humanities.
Office Location:
12201 Research Parkway, Ste. 450
Orlando  FL 32826
PH: 407-823-1894
Fax:407-823-3414
 
UCF Victim Services Mission:
To collaborate with and empower organizations and individuals to eliminate 
violence in our communities through advocacy, education and training.
 
UCF Victim Services
www.victimservices.ucf.edu
 
Additional Information:
www.fnvws.net
www.fcadv.org
www.fcasv.org
www.police.ucf.edu
 
 
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