Tiffany Garner

Child and Health Federal Policy Advocate @Futures Without Violence

DC, US

Collaborate with members of Congress, federal policymakers and national and state coalition partners to update and strengthen the Violence Against Women Act, FVPSA, VOCA and other legislation addressing violence against women and children Manage domestic policy/legislative portfolio focused on intimate partner violence, children exposed to violence, child welfare, maternal health, gun violence prevention and community health center initiatives Plan and execute high level public and policy-maker education events with The White House and Capitol Hill Draft maternal health bills in conjunction with key Hill offices and community partners slated for introduction in 119th Congress Compose, edit and produce reports, public comments, memos and other written materials Advise on a public awareness campaign highlighting the correlation of intimate partner violence and mass shootings Advocate for gun violence prevention legislation focused on intimate partner violence and community violence intervention initiatives Manage advocacy coalition to advance policy and public awareness around the intersection of maternal health and intimate partner violence and the impact on pregnant and postpartum women Collaborate with other national organizations and coalitions to advance public health approaches to prevent violence and promote healthy relationships among teens and youth

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Master's degree, Community Counseling

Old Dominion University

Master's degree, Public Administration

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Organizational Communication, General