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First Response to Victims of Crime
Emergency Management; Ann Jordan, J.D., Initiative Against Trafficking in
Persons, Global Rights; Angela M. Kaufman, Department on Disability, City of
Los Angeles; Alan Ping-Lun Lai, Crime Victims Program, Chinese Information
and Service Center; Gerald Landsberg, D.S.W., School of Social Work, New
York University; Linda E. Ledray, Ph.D., Sexual Assault Resource Service; Gail
London, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center; Margaret MacDonnell,
Migration & Refugee Services, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops; Candace
Matthews, English for Academic Purposes Program, The George Washington
University; Christine A. Mayman, formerly Court Appointed Special Advo-
cates of the Eastern Panhandle; Chuck McCormick, Federal Bureau of Investi-
gation (retired); Nicole McGee, formerly National MultiCultural Institute;
Nyssa Mestas, Migration & Refugee Services, U.S. Conference of Catholic
Bishops; Heather Moore, Coalition to Abolish Slavery & Trafficking; Lisa
Nerenberg, Consultant; Steve Otto, formerly Civilian Police Programs, U.S.
Department of State; Catherine Pierce, Office to Monitor and Combat Traffick-
ing in Persons, U.S. Department of State; Peggie Reyna, Peace Over Violence;
Nancy Ruhe, National Organization of Parents Of Murdered Children; Sgt.
Doreen Russo, formerly Sexual Battery and Child Abuse Unit, City of Miami
Police Department; Elizabeth Salett, National MultiCultural Institute; Marilyn
J. Smith, Abused Deaf Women’s Advocacy Services; Vickie Smith, National
Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence; Deborah Spungen, Anti-Violence
Partnership of Philadelphia; Kavitha Sreeharsha, J.D., Asian Pacific Islander
Legal Outreach; John H. Stein, J.D., formerly National Organization for Victim
Assistance; D.J. Stemmler, Center for Assistive Technology, University of
Pittsburgh Medical Center; Randolph Thomas, formerly Criminal Justice
Academy, South Carolina Department of Public Safety; Deborah D. Tucker,
National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence; Nancy Turner, Law En-
forcement Leadership Initiative on Violence Against Women, International
Association of Chiefs of Police; Cheryl G. Tyiska, formerly National Organiza-
tion for Victim Assistance; Victor Vieth, J.D., formerly National Center for the
Prosecution of Child Abuse, American Prosecutors Research Institute; Chris-
tina Walsh, National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence; Juliet Walters,
formerly National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence; Kimberly Wisse-
man, Disability Services, SafePlace; James A. Wright, formerly NSA; and
Mary T. Zdanowicz, J.D., formerly Treatment Advocacy Center.