Camera-Ready Artwork

The enclosed camera ready artwork incorporates the week’s theme, Bringing Honor to Victims, along with other salient issues relevant to crime and victimization. Use these pieces in whatever way you feel would be most productive for your organization, whether on their own or combined with other materials. Many can be used year round.

Much of the camera ready artwork has been designed so that it can be localized with local victim service providers’ contact information. Just make sure you add the local information, before you send it to a printer. Ask a local printer to donate printing services and/or paper, or provide these services at a reduced cost. Many will for a good cause.

All of the camera ready pieces are designed to be printed in black and white. However, if you would like to print in color, the Pantone colors used for the 2002 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week poster and Resource Guide folder are: PMS 186 (red), PMS 2738
(blue), and black.

Camera-Ready Artwork

• NCVRW Logos & Buttons (PDF only). This assortment of camera ready art can be used on buttons, brochures, programs, invitations, centerpieces, any printed item used during the Week. Also, color can be easily incorporated to add more depth to the designs.
  
  
• Bookmarks (PDF only). Each of the provided bookmarks should be printed on two sides. The bookmarks print best on paper that is at least 80-pound stock.
  
  
• NCVRW Letterhead (PDF only). Add your organization’s contact information and then print out multiple copies. You’ll then be ready to use for cover letters, news releases, scripts for public services announcements, and more. You may also wish to incorporate a listing of NCVRW Planning Committee members onto the letterhead prior to reproducing it to demonstrate a coalition effort.
  
  
• Bumper Stickers (PDF only).
  
  
• Certificate of Appreciation (PDF only). Use to honor victim advocates and service providers for their contributions to victim assistance. The certificate can be reproduced on attractive card stock, with the recipient’s name written in calligraphy. Spaces are provided for the date of the award and the signature of the director of the organization giving the award. You may also wish to modify the certificate to honor volunteers who assist crime victims and advocates, tying the event into National Volunteer Week, which will also be commemorated during the week of April 21-27, 2002.
  
  
• National toll-free information and referral telephone numbers (PDF only). This list can be reprinted as a “stand alone” document or incorporated into other victim service organizations’ publications. This list can also be utilized for training and technical assistance, especially for criminal and juvenile justice and allied professionals who are in need of good referral programs for the victims with whom they have contact.
  
  
• Bringing Honor to Victims poster (PDF only). This 11” x 17”, black and white, poster can be enlarged and/or reduced for use in newsletters, brochures, and even on billboards. Victim service providers can insert their organization’s contact and event information prior to duplicating multiple copies of the poster artwork.