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    The Johnson County District Attorney's Office, SAFEHOME victim assistance organization, and VALA Gallery were hosting their annual art exhibit for National Crime Victims' Rights Week. The event was to feature speakers including the District Attorney, the SAFEHOME director, and a survivor of the Oklahoma City bombing who would share the impact of victimization on him and his family. The purpose of the exhibit was to acknowledge crime victims and their families, with the artwork reflecting their strength, courage, and resilience.

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    Restoring The Balance of Justice: National Crime Victims' Rights Week APRIL 6-12, 2014

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    The Johnson County District Attorney's Office, SAFEHOME victim assistance organization, and VALA Gallery were hosting their annual art exhibit for National Crime Victims' Rights Week. The event was to feature speakers including the District Attorney, the SAFEHOME director, and a survivor of the Oklahoma City bombing who would share the impact of victimization on him and his family. The purpose of the exhibit was to acknowledge crime victims and their families, with the artwork reflecting their strength, courage, and resilience.

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    30 years the balance of justice restoring

    The Johnson County District Attorney's Office Victim Assistance Unit SAFEHOME and VALA Gallery and Studios welcome you to our Annual Art Exhibit in recognition of National Crime Victims' Rights Week 2014 Tonight's Speakers: 6:30 - 6;45pm

    Steve Howe, Johnson County District Attorney and Jane Hanzlick, Executive Director of SAFEHOME Todd McCarthy, Survivor Todd will share with us the far-reaching impact of victimization he and his family have experienced due to the sudden, traumatic loss of his father James McCarthy when he was killed in the Oklahoma City bombing.
    The purpose of tonight's event is to acknowledge victims of crime and their families. The artwork exhibited here is a reflection of their strength, courage and resiliency as they walk the difficult path toward becoming survivors. 6:45 - 7:10pm

    NATIONAL CRIME VICTIMS RIGHTS WEEK APRIL 6-12, 2014

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