About Us
We are an Alaska-based nonprofit serving those affected by violence throughout the state.
Our Team
The Board of Directors
Victims for Justice is led by a Board of Directors who help guide our programs and advocacy efforts. What to expect as a VFJ Board Member, learn more HERE. If you are interested in joining the board please fill out our Board application and email it to our Executive Director.
Board President – Corey Allen Young
Board Vice President – Jason Herr
Board Treasurer – Chief Sean Case
Board Secretary– Treece Hanley
Board Director – Mariajose Echeverria
Board Director – Jennifer Veneklasen
Board Director – Tyler Hasbrouck
Board Director – May Stokes
Our Staff
Our staff at Victims for Justice tirelessly work to provide services and advocate for the Alaskans that need us.
Executive Director – Suki Miller
Communications & Development Specialist – Dulce Camacho
Office Manager – Liz Bollig
Lead Advocate – Asia J. Solis
Victim Advocate – Shania Hernandez
Victim Advocate – Ashley Paulsen
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Annual Report
The Fiscal Year 2026 Annual Report is here.
Victims For Justice (VFJ) continued to strengthen our services and support victims throughout Alaska. In alignment with our strategic plan, we became fully staffed with the addition of a new victim advocate and continued improving our processes to ensure each victim receives compassionate, consistent care every step of the way.
In fiscal year 2026, VFJ provided 4,534 services across 24 Alaska communities, bringing support and advocacy to 233 Alaskans affected by violent crime.
Our Fiscal Year 2026 highlights not only VFJ’s work, but also the vital role you play in making it possible. We invite you to explore the full report and see the impact of your support firsthand.
Our Accountability
Today, Alaska has one of the highest violent crime rates in the nation. Victims for Justice is the only nonprofit organization in Alaska serving victims of crimes other than domestic violence and sexual assault. These crimes include robbery, assault, arson, homicide and many more.
Despite this, we operate on a modest budget comprised of State, Federal and Municipal grants as well as community contributions. Last year approximately $25,982.39 went directly to victims to cover emergency support expenses. Many of the services and supports we provide rely on community contributions and volunteers. Thank you to those who choose to be part of our organization and part of providing vital supports in our community.
Board Meetings are open to the public and are currently held via Teams. Please email info@victimsforjustice.org if you are interested in attending.