As the first program of its kind, the Never Again Foundation is gaining national attention.  Keith Perkins, our executive director and founding attorney, accepted invitations to speak throughout the nation, including: Golden Gate University Law School; Brigham Young University Law School - and as a keynote speaker at the National Crime Victims Conference in Washington D.C.  

Much of the success is based upon the revolutionary and easy to understand “three doors” teaching method pioneered by Keith Perkins at the Never Again Foundation, which has been widely accepted and embraced.  For example, the Arizona Crime Victims Rights video has now been broadcast to hundreds of thousands throughout Arizona during the past year on public service television. 

In February, Keith presented at the International Therapeutic Jurisprudence Conference in Honolulu, Hawaii, to many of the most renown lawyers in the nation who study how to better use the law to help victims heal.  He also presented at several other conferences including the NOVA conference in Atlanta, Georgia.

Perhaps the highlight for the year came when Keith was featured at the National Crime Victims Conference in Washington D.C., to a group of 1,000 people involved in helping victims of crime.  Keith spoke at the plenary luncheon, together with a hearfelt and moving Kim Goldman (sister to Ron Goldman killed by O.J. Simpson), well known victim’s attorney Amanda Farahany, and Jim Ferguson, director of the National Crime Victim’s Bar Association.

Keith has accepted an ongoing request to present each semester at Brigham Young University Law School in Provo, Utah, teaching students how victims can maximize justice by coordinating the power of the civil justice system.  

One of the important programs of the Never Again Foundation is its educational mission to help crime victims, and those who serve them, better understand the law.  As a result, Keith regularly accepts invitations to provide presentations throughout the nation.