Minnesota Alliance on Crime - Announcing New Executive Director, Minnesota Alliance on Crime Kelly Moller, JD After a comprehensive search, the Board of Directors of the Minnesota Alliance on Crime (www.mnallianceoncrime.org) is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelly Moller as the new Executive Director for the organization. Ms. Moller will begin her new role on January 3, 2012.Kelly Moller has been seeking justice for victims for the past 13 years working in the Criminal Appeals Division of the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office. She represents the state in a variety of felony-level appeals, including homicides, domestic assaults, sexual assaults, and child abuse cases. Kelly has handled approximately 175 felony appeals and argued over 20 cases before the Minnesota Supreme Court. She is especially interested in issues that affect victims in all areas of the criminal justice system. Kelly has participated on Sexual Violence Justice Institute's Legal Resources Committee, presented at numerous trainings and conferences, handled SDP/SPP civil commitments in greater Minnesota and conducted over 50 court trials in implied consent cases. Kelly graduated magna cum laude from the University of Notre Dame and Hamline University School of Law. Until January 3, 2012, you can still reach current Executive Director, Stephanie Zugschwert, at 612-940-8090 or by email at ed@mnallianceoncrime.org.

Minnesota Alliance on Crime
155 South Wabasha St,
Suite 104
St. Paul, MN 55107
ph: 612-940-8090
alt: 1-866-940-8090
ed@mnallianceoncrime.org

Announcing New Executive Director, Minnesota Alliance on Crime

Kelly Moller, JD

After a comprehensive search, the Board of Directors of the Minnesota Alliance on Crime (www.mnallianceoncrime.org) is pleased to announce the appointment of Kelly Moller as the new Executive Director for the organization. Ms. Moller will begin her new role on January 3, 2012.

Kelly Moller has been seeking justice for victims for the past 13 years working in the Criminal Appeals Division of the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office. She represents the state in a variety of felony-level appeals, including homicides, domestic assaults, sexual assaults, and child abuse cases. Kelly has handled approximately 175 felony appeals and argued over 20 cases before the Minnesota Supreme Court. She is especially interested in issues that affect victims in all areas of the criminal justice system. Kelly has participated on Sexual Violence Justice Institute's Legal Resources Committee, presented at numerous trainings and conferences, handled SDP/SPP civil commitments in greater Minnesota and conducted over 50 court trials in implied consent cases.

Kelly graduated magna cum laude from the University of Notre Dame and Hamline University School of Law.

Until January 3, 2012, you can still reach current Executive Director, Stephanie Zugschwert, at 612-940-8090 or by email at ed@mnallianceoncrime.org.

Our MISSION is to provide a statewide alliance for crime victim programs while promoting the advancement of services in Minnesota through education, resources, and legislation.

Our VISION is to put victims' rights at the forefront of the criminal justice system by changing Minnesota's response to crime.

Thank you all who donated to MAC during Give to the Max Day! We appreciate your support for crime victims and our organization!

Give to the Max Day was on November 16, 2011, but the giving site is always open:

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Read Minnesota Alliance on Crime's latest Newsletter: Balancing the Scales - December 2010

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The Minnesota Alliance on Crime (formerly the Minnesota General Crime Victim Coalition) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization of member programs including victim advocates, crime victims and other professionals in the criminal justice system.

The Minnesota Alliance on Crime seeks to provide a unified voice for victims of crime and their advocates.

OUR VALUES:

JUSTICE - for those harmed by crime.
COLLABORATION - with those who maintain similar missions, visions and goals.
EDUCATION - for those who serve crime victims, for criminal justice professionals, social and civic organizations and the general community.
POLICY AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT - for those whose voices go unheard.
PREVENTION - for those potential victims and perpetrators of crime.

In Memory of

Asia Lee King

July 25, 1979--May 11, 2010

Asia King's life was tragically ended in an act of violence on 5/11/2010.

Asia was a loving mother, daughter, sister, and a great friend to many people.
You could not know Asia without loving her. She was vibrant, loving, full of life,
and had taken steps to fulfill her dreams of achieving her Bachelor's degree at
Augsburg College.

To remember Asia and to promote awareness and education on violent crime, Asia's family and friends have created bracelets and ribbons. The proceeds of these items will go into a fund for her
children and also to The Minnesota Alliance on Crime.

If you would like to order a bracelet and/or ribbon to remember Asia and to create awareness on violent crime that exists in our communities please write to the following e-mail address: asiakingmemorialfund@gmail.com

Please click on the following link to visit Asia King's memorial page on Facebook:

Asia Lee King Memorial Page.

Asia will be remembered by all who knew her. Through these proceeds we hope to
build awareness and education to the public on the violence in our community. Please take time to remember Asia and all victims of violent crimes
in Minnesota.

Minnesota Alliance on Crime
155 South Wabasha St,
Suite 104
St. Paul, MN 55107
ph: 612-940-8090
alt: 1-866-940-8090
ed@mnallianceoncrime.org