CVIC
Federal grant helps children in domestic violence 
A big new grant means a lot more help for children and youth in homes where domestic violence happens, said Laura Frisch, director of victim services at the Community Violence Intervention Center in Grand Forks.
By Stephen J. Lee , December 10, 2012
Marlene Miller and Kristi Hall-Jiran, Grand Forks, letter: CVIC thanks community and United Way
United Way funds help CVIC save and rebuild lives, providing direct services to nearly 2,400 and education and training to more than 10,000 adults and children each year.
By Marlene Miller and Kristi Hall-Jiran , October 09, 2012
Program shows abusers a different way to approach relationships
Michael Chenarides winced slightly and looked away, glancing out the window when he talked about the moments he’s not so proud of.
April 08, 2012
As bill stalls, domestic violence foes in Grand Forks rally
GF leaders say Violence Against Women Act has been effectiveThe bill was passed in 1994 and reauthorized twice with bipartisan support. Yet it's now stalled in the U.S. Senate. Local leaders involved in the fight against domestic violence say VAWA funding has helped reduce violence.
March 21, 2012
Donors help 79 area families, brightening holidays for abuse survivors
Donors to Grand Forks Community Violence and Intervention Center help 79 familiesThe families get stockings filled with gift cards and wrapping paper so parents can enjoy buying gifts for their children.
By Pamela Knudson , December 23, 2011
Heather Strandell and Kristi Hall-Jiran, Grand Forks, letter: United Way grants help CVIC help others
United Way funds help CVIC save and rebuild lives and end violence once and for all in our community, providing direct services to more than 2,400 and education and training to more than 9,500 adults and children each year.
We are truly thankful for our wonderful partnership with the United Way and area community members.
By Heather Strandell and Kristi Hall-Jiran , October 16, 2011
Mayor Michael Brown and others, Grand Forks, column: Grant could help shield GF youth from violence
Grand Forks was one of eight communities selected in 2010 to participate in a demonstration project to address children ages 0-17 who are exposed to all types of violence.
By Michael Brown and others , May 15, 2011
IN THE SPIRIT: Every child in the world deserves a safe home
Clifford Smith often punched his wife, pushed her down and told her she was lazy and ugly and too dumb to vote. From a bedroom, the Smiths’ young son, Chris, and his little sister heard it all as they huddled together, scared to death and crying.
By Naomi Dunavan , April 09, 2011
Crime down in Grand Forks
In 2010, an 11 percent drop in violent crime and a 5 percent dip in property crime helped push the total number of crimes reported to the Grand Forks Police Department to a 10-year low, according to statistics released Tuesday.
March 01, 2011
Jackie Uthus, Grand Forks, letter: Thanks for helping Holiday Glow succeed
The event raised more than $1,200 for the Northlands Rescue Mission.
By Jackie Uthus , December 12, 2010
Federal budget cuts may impact CVIC program
Unexpected cuts in federal and foundation support may limit some activities of the Grand Forks Community Violence Intervention Center, including a program that allows supervised parental visits for children considered at risk of abuse or neglect.
By Chuck Haga , November 22, 2010
GFPD investigator earns CVIC award
Chris Smith, an investigator with the Grand Forks County Sheriff’s Office, has been awarded the Community Violence Intervention Center’s 2009 Peacemaker Award for his work to prevent domestic violence and sexual assault.
By Herald Staff Report , October 23, 2009
When help for abuse is miles away
Study: Domestic violence protective orders less effective in rural areas Laura is from a small town in a sparsely populated county in northeastern North Dakota, and after years of physical and emotional abuse, she sought and obtained a series of protection orders against her husband. Her experience illustrates some of the added difficulties that may face victims of domestic violence who live in rural areas, including distance from advocates and police and other barriers stemming from the nature of rural society.
By Chuck Haga , October 10, 2009
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