The Foundation helps underwrite our Victims Services Director position to improve legislatively mandated but largely unfunded crime victim services in prosecutor’s offices. Normally, Jalayne Robinson, our Victim Services Director, criss-crosses the state in any given year to on-board new victim assistance coordinators (VACs), prosecutors, and other staff, but in 2020, much of that work moved online. Still, Jalayne accomplished much in the last year when she:
   •   presented victim services training in person and via Zoom to 436 prosecutors, prosecutor office staff, and victim services personnel at multiple TDCAA courses, including the Prosecutor Skills Trial Course, Key Personnel & Victim Assistance Coordinator Conference, and Newly Elected Boot Camp;
   •   provided ongoing daily email and telephone support to Texas VACs and prosecutors;
   •   served as project director for our Office of the Governor Criminal Justice Division VOCA grant, including grant writing and grant administration;
   •   assisted in developing VOCA grant training;
   •   assisted with coordinating the TDCAA Key Personnel–Victim Services Board, including conducting board member elections via Zoom and corresponding with Board members;
   •   wrote a regular column for TDCAA’s journal, The Texas Prosecutor;
   •   moderated discussion forums at the Key Personnel & Victim Assistance Coordinator Conference; and
   •   represented TDCAA in policy development and service coordination with state agencies and other nonprofits assisting victims.