How do I get my Victims' Rights?
How do I get my Victims' Rights?
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About Us

We are a grassroots group educating Arkansans about victims’ rights and resources at the local, state, and national levels. Our work focuses on providing information about victims’ rights, support resources, and service providers. Arkansas does not have a constitutional amendment that makes victims’ rights enforceable. A link to Laura's Card www.laurascar.ar.gov

We provide free trainings regarding victims' rights, trauma, suicide prevention, neurobiology of trauma, adverse childhood experiences, domestic violence, and child abuse. Many of the founders and advocates of Victims' Rights Arkansas are lived peer survivors who have experienced the journey through the court system.

The following are some highlights of our decade plus work with the survivors/victims, policy makers, law enforcement, victim service provider agencies, community partners and the entire state of Arkansas!

DOJ OVC Volunteer for Victims 2019

Victims' Rights Arkansas founder Laura Abbott awarded the DOJ OVC 2019 Volunteer for Victims. Thank you to Team Arkansas!

Arkansas Victims' Rights Rally 2016

Victims' Rights Arkansas held the first Arkansas Victims' Rights Rally in the state.

Opportunity Arkansas 2024

Enforceable Victims' Rights Legislative Effort

The Beginning 2013

Where it all started

Attorney General Laura’s Card Announcement – 2016

Representative Douglas Photo

Photo with Representative Douglas and OVC Director John W Gillis

Representative Douglas

Legislative Efforts

Enforceable Victims' Rights HJR 1007 of 2017

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Enforceable Victims' Rights HJR 1009 of 2025

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