A letter from the Attorney General
Dear Victim Service Provider:
The Office of the Attorney General is excited and proud to host its tenth annual Victims Assistance Conference. This year's topics focus on many of my priorities as Attorney General. We'll provide training about internet crimes (protecting our children and elderly from online predators and scam artists), special needs for children in the courtroom, victim impact statements and drug-endangered children.
As you know, I am committed to cracking down on illegal drugs and recently introduced legislation that will protect our children from cyber predators and close loopholes in Kentucky's identity theft laws. Working together, we can help keep Kentucky families safe.
I commend you for the work you do each day to assist victims and their families. The services you provide give hope to the hopeless and comfort our fellow Kentuckians during their darkest hours. Thank you for reaching out and providing assistance to people when they need it the most.
We look forward to seeing you at this year's training event.
Sincerely,
Jack Conway
Kentucky Attorney General
Registration information
The Victim Assistance Conference is an annual 2-3 day conference coordinated by the Office of Victims Advocacy of the Office of the Attorney General and funded by the OAG and the Cabinets of Justice and Public Safety. It is designed to provide free training and networking opportunities for direct service providers and victims.
Conference materials, when provided, are available here on the Office of Victims Advocacy web site. National and local experts present on various topics related to victim issues, prevention and professional intervention. Topics include: child abuse, violence against women, methamphetamine, elder abuse and introductory-level topics. The sessions allow participants to learn more about particular areas of interest to them while getting the most benefit from our speakers.
Conference materials
2008 | 2007 | 2006
All conference materials for the 2006-2008 Victims Assistance Conferences are archived into a single file for each year. This file is available for download in ZIP format. Each ZIP archive is several megabytes in size.
To open the archive, you will need an application or operating system capable of viewing ZIP files. Microsoft Windows XP and Apple Mac OS X have some built-in support for ZIP files. Third-party applications such as WinZIP 
and MacZipIt are also available.