Marsy's Law for ID

Idaho lost a good one. “Even then it was clear Dirk had a heart for public service. His legacy lives on, not only in the offices he held or the projects he championed, but in the example he set — an example of humility, optimism and servant leadership.” hubs.la/Q04gS6BN0

“Every victim has a name. Every family deserves answers. Every case deserves the chance to be solved,” according to the nonprofit’s mission statement. hubs.la/Q04gC5vp0

#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #mentalhealthmatters hubs.la/Q04fs6hT0

“It’s hard to sit up here and justify and try to rationalize, why our daughter? I still think it’s one of the hardest things. It still seems surreal, like she’s going to walk through the door tomorrow,” Tara Petito said. hubs.la/Q04fjYhS0

"There's no question this could have ended very differently," Capt. Mike Winans said. "Their willingness to act without hesitation is the reason lives were saved that day." hubs.la/Q04d-QMF0

“What we do here in identifying this and educating people can ultimately save lives by just disseminating this information. I think ultimately through this we’re going to be able to save some child. We’ll never know it, but we will.” hubs.ly/Q04dW25L0

"It's a whole lot of collaboration... it's also collaboration with our community... people that, ya know when you see something you say something, we're stopping crime before it happens..." interim police chief Dave Hagar said. hubs.la/Q04dLHMr0

“We have the common goal to support them,” she said about the SAFE-T partnership. “And whatever they choose to pursue, whether it’s wanting to report anonymously or go after an offender.” hubs.la/Q04dzqCK0

“It’s hard to overstate the transformational power a strong set of rights can have for victims in Idaho’s criminal justice system,” said Matthew Hebb, state director for Marsy’s Law for Idaho. #ncvr #ncvrw2026 hubs.la/Q04d1_Wb0

So pleased to see Idaho Gov. Brad Little get behind National Crime Victims' Rights Week 2026. This week represents an opportunity to highlight the importance of supporting victims and ensuring their voices are heard in our criminal justice system. Thanks Governor! #ncvrw2026

Downtown Boise looks spectacular once again as we commemorate National Crime Victims' Rights Week 2026. #NCVRW2026 Thanks to all the folks downtown who switched not he purple lights in a show of support this week.

Downtown Boise looks spectacular as we commemorate National Crime Victims' Rights Week 2026. #NCVRW2026 Thanks to all the folks downtown who switched not he purple lights in a show of support this week.

"Children are the most vulnerable, yet the most important members of our society, and it’s really important for them to feel safe, to be safe, so raising awareness in our community is really important because it is a prevention," Renova said. hubs.la/Q04cywDV0

“The people standing here next to us — you never know who is a survivor, who has experienced it, or who has a loved one that maybe has,” said Noemi Juarez, executive director of Voices Against Violence. “ #SAAM2026 hubs.la/Q04c9V1S0

The Crisis Center can help people understand what abuse is, provide and educate individuals of available resources to help their situation or be someone who cares and will listen. Understanding what abuse is isn’t always obvious. Abuse has many faces. hubs.la/Q04bpJhv0

When these stressors go unaddressed, they can escalate quickly — raising the risk of neglect, homelessness, family separation and child welfare involvement. #CAPMonth2026 hubs.la/Q04b1n_c0

“Through their advocacy, they’ve become powerful national voices for domestic violence prevention, using their family’s story to help survivors feel seen, heard, and supported,” Faces of Hope said on its website. hubs.la/Q049KMyr0