In The News 22 May 2011

Two Days in May Conference held

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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine opened the 20th annual Two Days in May Conference, bringing together the dedicated men and women who help victims of crime. This nationally recognized victim advocacy conference works to continually improve the services offered to crime victims and discover new ways to help.

“Advocates learned not only what they need to do to better serve victims, but also what not to do,” said Barbara Shoemaker, director of the Highland  County Victim Witness Program.

“This was by far the best conference I have attended. There were so many workshops covering so many topics and all offering ideas and tools that we brought home to help us to better serve victims of crime in our area.”[[In-content Ad]]

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