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Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024
Client: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL · Firm: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has withdrawn its objections to the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act after reviewing updated language.
Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024
Client: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL · Firm: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
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JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2026 · second_quarter · 2T
JWI staff is urging members of Congress to support a bill to prohibit respondents to final dating violence protective orders and stalking misdemeanants from possessing, receiving, shipping, or transporting firearms. JWI is urging members of Congress to vote in opposition to H.R.38, federally mandated concealed carry reciprocity. JWI is providing material and has done briefings in opposition to the bill to deregulate certain 'less-than-lethal' projectile weapons. JWI is working with lawmakers to introduce a bill to notify victims when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check.
Source: Senate LDA
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has removed its objections to the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act after reviewing compromise language.
Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024
Client: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL · Firm: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24.
Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024
Client: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL · Firm: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has also expressed concern about provisions in H.R.8419, the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act, that would divert money away from the Crime Victims Fund and deposit it into the US Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund at a time when the CVF is depleted.
American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act
Client: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL · Firm: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has also expressed concern about provisions in H.R.8419, the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act, that would divert money away from the Crime Victims Fund and deposit it into the US Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund at a time when the CVF is depleted.
Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024
Client: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL · Firm: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has withdrawn its objections to the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act after reviewing updated language.
Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024
Client: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL · Firm: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has removed its objections to the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act after reviewing compromise language.
Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024
Client: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL · Firm: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24.
Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024
Client: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL · Firm: JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has also expressed concern about provisions in H.R.8419, the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act, that would divert money away from the Crime Victims Fund and deposit it into the US Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund at a time when the CVF is depleted.
JWI is educating staff about the needs of faith communities related to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in preparation to introduce a bill to fund a national resource center on these crimes in faith communities.
JWI is asking members of Congress support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act to increase deposits into the Crime Victims Fund. The CVF funds formula grants to states to serve crime victims.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2026 · first_quarter · Q1
JWI is educating staff about the needs of faith communities related to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in preparation to introduce a bill to fund a national resource center on these crimes in faith communities.
JWI is asking members of Congress support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act to increase deposits into the Crime Victims Fund. The CVF funds formula grants to states to serve crime victims.
JWI staff is urging members of Congress to support a bill to prohibit respondents to final dating violence protective orders and stalking misdemeanants from possessing, receiving, shipping, or transporting firearms. JWI is urging members of Congress to vote in opposition to H.R.38, federally mandated concealed carry reciprocity. JWI is providing material and has done briefings in opposition to the bill to deregulate certain 'less-than-lethal' projectile weapons. JWI is working with lawmakers to introduce a bill to notify victims when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2025 · fourth_quarter · Q4
JWI staff is urging members of Congress to support a bill to prohibit respondents to final dating violence protective orders and stalking misdemeanants from possessing, receiving, shipping, or transporting firearms. JWI is urging members of Congress to vote in opposition to H.R.38, federally mandated concealed carry reciprocity. JWI is working with lawmakers to introduce a bill to notify victims when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check. I am unsure if this qualifies as lobbying, but we also submitted a comment on the NPRM re: relief from firearms disabilities and encouraged constituents and allies to submit comments.
JWI is asking members of Congress support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act to increase deposits into the Crime Victims Fund. The CVF funds formula grants to states to serve crime victims.
JWI is educating staff about the needs of faith communities related to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in preparation to introduce a bill to fund a national resource center on these crimes in faith communities.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2025 · third_quarter · Q3
JWI staff is urging members of Congress to support a bill to prohibit respondents to final dating violence protective orders and stalking misdemeanants from possessing, receiving, shipping, or transporting firearms. JWI is urging members of Congress to vote in opposition to H.R.38, federally mandated concealed carry reciprocity. JWI is working with lawmakers to introduce a bill to notify victims when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check.
JWI is asking members of Congress support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act to increase deposits into the Crime Victims Fund. The CVF funds formula grants to states to serve crime victims. JWI is opposing attempts to merge OVW with other DOJ grantmaking components and submitted written testimony to Senate CJS on this topic.
JWI is educating staff about the needs of faith communities related to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in preparation to introduce a bill to fund a national resource center on these crimes in faith communities.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2025 · second_quarter · Q2
JWI staff is urging members of Congress to support a bill to prohibit respondents to final dating violence protective orders and stalking misdemeanants from possessing, receiving, shipping, or transporting firearms. JWI is urging members of Congress to vote in opposition to H.R.38, federally mandated concealed carry reciprocity. JWI is working with lawmakers to introduce a bill to notify victims when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check. JWI also submitted a letter to the House Ways and Means Committee opposing removing silencers from the National Firearms Act in reconciliation.
JWI is asking members of Congress support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act to increase deposits into the Crime Victims Fund. The CVF funds formula grants to states to serve crime victims. JWI is opposing attempts to merge OVW with other DOJ grantmaking components and submitted written testimony to Senate CJS on this topic.
JWI is educating staff about the needs of faith communities related to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking in preparation to introduce a bill to fund a national resource center on these crimes in faith communities.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2025 · first_quarter · Q1
JWI staff provided technical feedback on a bill to prohibit respondents to final dating violence protective orders and stalking misdemeanants from possessing, receiving, shipping, or transporting firearms. JWI also submitted a letter on behalf of the National Task Force to End Sexual and Domestic Violence to the House Judiciary Committee in opposition to H.R.38, federally mandated concealed carry reciprocity. JWI is working with lawmakers to introduce a bill to notify victims when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check.
JWI is asking members of Congress support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act to increase deposits into the Crime Victims Fund. The CVF funds formula grants to states to serve crime victims. JWI also supported an anomaly in the continuing resolution to restore the VOCA disbursement to FY'23 levels.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2024 · fourth_quarter · Q4
JWI's lobbying related to firearms is primarily focused on the intersection between domestic violence and firearms. We engaged in stakeholder conversations about next steps to encourage DOJ to issue guidance related to Section 12005 of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. JWI has engaged in advocacy to close the dating loophole for final domestic violence protective orders. JWI is also working with Hill staff on a bill that has not yet been introduced to develop a process for victim notification when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check.
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24.
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2024 · third_quarter · 3A
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has withdrawn its objections to the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act after reviewing updated language.
JWI has been exploring ways to combat disinformation online and has discussed the issue with Congressional offices. However, JWI has not yet identified a specific legislative agenda in this realm, with the exception of possibly promoting increased oversight.
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2024 · third_quarter · Q3
JWI has engaged with conversations with Hill staff and the White House Gender Policy Council about Hamas's perpetration of sexual violence against people in Israel on October 7, 2023 and ongoing sexual violence against hostages held in Gaza. These conversations have primarily been about raising awareness, without a specific ask.
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has removed its objections to the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act after reviewing compromise language.
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2024 · second_quarter · Q2
JWI has engaged with conversations with Hill staff and the White House Gender Policy Council about Hamas's perpetration of sexual violence against people in Israel on October 7, 2023 and ongoing sexual violence against hostages held in Gaza. These conversations have primarily been about raising awareness, without a specific ask.
JWI is lobbying in support of the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act (H.R.8061/S.4514) to add additional sources of revenue to the Crime Victims Fund in order to prevent further cuts to VOCA grants. VOCA victim assistance grants were cut by $630 million (40%) in FY'24. JWI has also expressed concern about provisions in H.R.8419, the American Victims of Terrorism Compensation Act, that would divert money away from the Crime Victims Fund and deposit it into the US Victims of State Sponsored Terrorism Fund at a time when the CVF is depleted.
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2024 · first_quarter · Q1
JWI advocated to prevent a $700 million cut to VOCA grants, which would translate to a 41% cut to victim assistance grants. While we have been trying to address through appropriations, we have also discussed the issue with Judiciary staff. JWI also submitted comments on OVC's proposed rulemaking related to victim compensation and will be submitting comments on behalf of the Interfaith Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence as well.
JWI's lobbying related to firearms is primarily focused on the intersection between domestic violence and firearms. We discussed implementation of BSCA and rulemaking on this topic with Congressional staff and led a letter to the Administration, urging DOJ to issue guidance to ensure BSCA's dating violence provisions are fully implemented. JWI is also working with Hill staff on a bill that has not yet been introduced to develop a process for victim notification when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check.
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2023 · fourth_quarter · Q4
JWI is supporting supplemental funding to Israel as well as resolutions condemning the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israeli civilians, with an emphasis on Hamas's sexual violence.
JWI is advocating to prevent a $700 million cut to VOCA grants, which would translate to a 41% cut to victim assistance grants. While we have been trying to address through appropriations, we have also discussed the issue with Judiciary staff.
JWI is advocating to prevent a $700 million cut to VOCA grants, which would translate to a 41% cut to victim assistance grants. While an authorizing bill may be necessary, we have been trying to address the cut in the CJS bill.
JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL via JEWISH WOMEN INTERNATIONAL
2023 · fourth_quarter · RR
Issues impacting victims and survivors of domestic violence, including funding for victim services, reproductive rights, limiting abusers' gun access, and addressing the economic needs of victims and survivors.
Issues impacting victims and survivors of domestic violence, including funding for victim services, reproductive rights, limiting abusers' gun access, and addressing the economic needs of victims and survivors.
Issues impacting victims and survivors of domestic violence, including funding for victim services, reproductive rights, limiting abusers' gun access, and addressing the economic needs of victims and survivors.
JWI has been exploring ways to combat disinformation online and has discussed the issue with Congressional offices. However, JWI has not yet identified a specific legislative agenda in this realm, with the exception of possibly promoting increased oversight.
Filing targets: Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE, White House Office
JWI's lobbying related to firearms is primarily focused on the intersection between domestic violence and firearms. We engaged in stakeholder conversations about next steps to encourage DOJ to issue guidance related to Section 12005 of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. JWI has engaged in advocacy to close the dating loophole for final domestic violence protective orders. JWI is also working with Hill staff on a bill that has not yet been introduced to develop a process for victim notification when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check.
JWI has engaged with conversations with Hill staff and the White House Gender Policy Council about Hamas's perpetration of sexual violence against people in Israel on October 7, 2023 and ongoing sexual violence against hostages held in Gaza. These conversations have primarily been about raising awareness, without a specific ask.
Filing targets: Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, President of the U.S., SENATE, White House Office
JWI's lobbying related to firearms is primarily focused on the intersection between domestic violence and firearms. We engaged in stakeholder conversations about next steps to encourage DOJ to issue guidance related to Section 12005 of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. JWI has engaged in advocacy to close the dating loophole for final domestic violence protective orders. JWI is also working with Hill staff on a bill that has not yet been introduced to develop a process for victim notification when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check.
JWI has been exploring ways to combat disinformation online and has discussed the issue with Congressional offices. However, JWI has not yet identified a specific legislative agenda in this realm, with the exception of possibly promoting increased oversight.
Filing targets: Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, President of the U.S., SENATE, White House Office
JWI's lobbying related to firearms is primarily focused on the intersection between domestic violence and firearms. We engaged in stakeholder conversations about next steps to encourage DOJ to issue guidance related to Section 12005 of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act. JWI has engaged in advocacy to close the dating loophole for final domestic violence protective orders. JWI is also working with Hill staff on a bill that has not yet been introduced to develop a process for victim notification when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check.
JWI has been exploring ways to combat disinformation online and has discussed the issue with Congressional offices. However, JWI has not yet identified a specific legislative agenda in this realm.
Filing targets: Executive Office of the President (EOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, President of the U.S., SENATE, White House Office
JWI advocated to prevent a $700 million cut to VOCA grants, which would translate to a 41% cut to victim assistance grants. We attempted to address the cut in the CJS bill and also the ash and trash section of the second minibus.
JWI is supported resolutions condemning the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israeli civilians, with an emphasis on Hamas's sexual violence. JWI also supported and provided technical assistance on provisions to provide funding to victim services in Israel to support victims of sexual violence on October 7.
JWI has been exploring ways to combat disinformation online and has discussed the issue with Congressional offices. However, JWI has not yet identified a specific legislative agenda in this realm.
Filing targets: Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms & Explosives, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Executive Office of the President (EOP), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), Office for Victims of Crime, Office on Violence Against Women, President of the U.S., SENATE, White House Office
JWI supported our colleagues at allied organizations in opposing changes to asylum laws as part of the emergency foreign aid supplemental.
JWI's lobbying related to firearms is primarily focused on the intersection between domestic violence and firearms. We submitted comments on the ATF's proposed rule defining 'engaged in the business,' supporting the proposed rule but asking the ATF to also promulgate a rule to clarify 'current or recent former dating partner.' We worked with allied organizations and individuals to submit comments making this point, as well. We discussed implementation of BSCA and rulemaking on this topic with Congressional staff and provided written information to the White House Office on Gun Violence Prevention. JWI is also working with Hill staff on a bill that has not yet been introduced to develop a process for victim notification when a domestic abuser fails a firearms background check. JWI also submitted written testimony for a House Subcommittee hearing on women and the 2nd Amendment and provided technical feedback on the Lori Jackson bill.
Filing targets: Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms & Explosives, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Homeland Security, Dept of (DHS), President of the U.S., SENATE, White House Office
Issues impacting victims and survivors of domestic violence, including funding for victim services, reproductive rights, limiting abusers' gun access, and addressing the economic needs of victims and survivors.
Issues impacting victims and survivors of domestic violence, including funding for victim services, reproductive rights, limiting abusers' gun access, and addressing the economic needs of victims and survivors.