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Jeffrey Dion

Director, National Crime Victim Bar Association

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Woodbridge
United States

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Organizations

National Association to Prevent Sexual Abuse of Children, Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy Service of Prince William Inc., Appointed by Gov. Warner and reappointed by Gov. Kaine to the Virginia Criminal Justice Services Board, 2002-present Chairman, Victim Witness Issues Subcommittee 2003-present, Fairfax Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court Community Advisory Board, 1996-2000 Vice Chair, 1998-2000 Antietam Woods Condo. Assn., 2003-present Vice President, 2003-2006 President, 2006-present President, Amberleigh Homeowners Assn., 1995- 2000 PTA Volunteer, Antietam Elementary School Chairman, Muffins with Mom, 2006 ACTS Volunteer Fairfax Non-Motorized Transportation Committee, 1995-1996 Borromeo Housing, a long-term transitional housing program for young, homeless mothers and their children, Board of Directors, 1994-1998 Equality Virginia, Equality Prince William Legislative Assistant to Delegate Toddy Puller, 1992 Governor's Fellow, Office of the Virginia Attorney General, 1991 Legal Intern, Arlington Commonwealth's Attorney, 1993 Judicial Law Clerk, Judges of the 17th Judicial Circuit 1994-1996

Professional experience (15 years, 7 months)

Jun 1998 - present
(13 years, 9 months)

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Nov 1996 - Jun 1998
(1 year, 8 months)

Associate

Hudgins, Carter and Coleman

Industry: Legal Services
Jun 1991 - Aug 1991
(3 months)

Governor's Fellow

Office of the Virginia Attorney General

Industry: Legal Services

Employment status

Executive

Educational background

Languages

English

About me

A longtime advocate of victims’ rights, Mr. Jeff Dion currently serves as the Director of the National Crime Victim Bar Association (NCVBA). Jeff Dion joined the organization, which operates under the auspices of the National Center for Victims of Crime, in 1998 after several years of advocating before the Virginia General Assembly for expanded crime victims' rights. Through his current role with the NCVBA, Jeff Dion lectures throughout the country on the value of interaction between crime victims and trial attorneys, as well as the civil rights afforded to crime victims and their families.

As a recognized expert in his field, Jeff Dion has been appointed to numerous task forces and policy groups dedicated to criminal justice. In 2002, Jeff Dion was appointed by Virginia Governor Mark Warner to the Virginia Criminal Justice Services Board. In 2006, Mr. Dion was re-appointed to his position by Governor Tim Kaine. As a member of the board, Jeff Dion helps to oversee the distribution of grant funding for programs through the Victims of Crime Act and the Violence Against Women Act. Jeff Dion also serves on the Victim-Witness Issues Advisory Committee, for which he is Chairman, the Victim Services Grant Review Committee. Jeff is a member of the Board of Directors for the Sexual Assault Victim Advocacy Service of Prince William County, Inc. He is also a former board member and current advisory council member of the National Association to Prevent Sexual Abuse of Children.

A well-respected and dynamic speaker, Jeff Dion is frequently called upon to deliver educational seminars and keynote addresses on victims’ rights issues to trial attorneys, victim service providers, mental health physicians, judges, law enforcement officers, and politicians from across the country. To date, Jeff Dion has led training seminars for victims’ rights advocates in 39 states nationwide. For his service, Jeff Dion has received a number of awards, including the 2005 Allies for Justice Award from the Florida Justice Association. In 2006, he was the inaugural recipient of the Ronald Wilson Reagan Public Policy Award presented by the United States Department of Justice as one of the National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Awards, the highest honors in the field of crime victim services.