1. Crosswalk Section T2-36

2. NAVAA2 Oregon Crosswalk Grid concept A good way to consolidate your data Organizes your data sources to make sense of the information you have collected Create a data base by source Not the data itself, but the questions being asked

3. NAVAA3 Oregon Crosswalk used for: –Identify current gaps in service delivery system, including linkages to service agencies –Range of quality of services –Barriers to accessing service, particularly underserved –How well crime victims’ rights are implemented –Research for model state and national programs

4. NAVAA4 Utilized data from: Telephone interviews to victim service providers Mailed surveys to victim service providers Telephone interview with key informants Mailed surveys to crime victims Six focus groups of underserved victims Three public meetings

5. NAVAA5 Crosswalk allows for: Identify questions and/or content areas from the various needs assessments Identify variables used to analyze either numerical or textual data To organize your approach to analyses Identify overarching themes –Which for Oregon were…

6. NAVAA6 Findings Consistent and available information Immediate and ongoing support Offender accountability Systems improvement Serviced linkages and partnerships Funding Financial assistance and compensation

7. NAVAA7 And… Changes in laws and policies Training for victim service providers and allied professionals Uses for Crosswalk: –A road map for the future –Funding decisions http//www.doj.state.or.us/crimev/welcome1.htm (look for crime victims needs assessment