Brie Franklin

About Brie Franklin

I have been active in the movement to end domestic and sexual violence since 1998. I worked for over 6 years as an advocate and educator at domestic and sexual violence organizations in Washington, Idaho and Oregon, as well as in New Zealand. I worked for over 4 years at the state level administering rape prevention education funds and providing training and technical assistance on a wide range of topics relating to sexual violence intervention and prevention. I also worked as the financial director at a local sexual assault advocacy organization. In 2012, I co-founded the Oregon End Violence Against Women Political Action Committee (VAW PAC), which engages in legislative and electoral activities in Oregon to end domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. In late 2014, I joined the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault as the Executive Director.

Experience

1. Executive Director

   Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault

   Dec 2014 — Present

Education

• University of Oregon

  Graduate Certificate, Nonprofit Management

  2009 — 2010

• Washington State University

  BA, Sociology

  1995 — 1998

• Clark Community College

  AA, General Studies

  1993 — 1995

• Victoria University of Wellington

  MA, Sociology

  2004 — 2006