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Lesley Ashworth Dr. Amy Bonomi Dr. Barbara Boat Mike Boehmer Lórien Castelle Rebecca Cline Megan Crouch Dr. Jeffrey Edleson Sally Dine Fitch Nancy Grigsby Yvonne Hunnicutt Denise Uhl Jenkins Susan Kelly John Kinsel Alex Leslie Cema Mastroleo Michelle Miller-Myers Tonia Moultry Mary Murray Rachel Ramirez Robin Rose Jo Simonsen Jamie Smith Dr. Kenneth Steinman Marilyn Tomasi Shana R. Trent Dr. Lawrence Wallack Zoë Breen Wood |
Nancy Grigsby Keynote panel presentation: Working for Equity and Justice: How Can Lessons on Disproportionality and Over-Representation Guide Our Partnerships for Prevention? Nancy has worked in the domestic violence movement since 1980. She worked first as an advocate at the YWCA Battered Woman Project in Dayton, Ohio; later as co-founder of Artemis Center for Alternatives to Domestic Violence, which she directed for 16 years, as the Executive Director of the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence (GCADV) in Atlanta from 2001-2007, as a consultant with several local and national domestic violence organizations from 2007-2008 and as a project coordinator at the National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women in 2008 until joining ODVN in May of 2009. Nancy was one of the founding board members of ODVN. Nancy has a master’s degree in counseling from the University of Dayton. She has received numerous awards, been published in the are of domestic violence and served as i a National Advisory Group Member of the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence. The most important things Nancy knows about domestic violence, she learned from survivors. Nancy serves as ODVN’s Economic Empowerment Director and is conducting policy work to develop and implement an economic empowerment agenda that results in expanded economic opportunities for domestic violence survivors and their children in Ohio. |
