Core Leadership
Rosa Beltré
Rosa Beltré stands at the forefront of the fight against sexual violence as the dynamic President & CEO of the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence. With an unwavering commitment to advocacy and justice, Rosa has dedicated her career to empowering survivors and reshaping societal norms.
Her transformative journey with OAESV commenced in July 2013, igniting her fervor to confront sexual violence head-on as the Advocacy and Training Director. She then stepped into pivotal leadership roles, including Interim Executive Director, and then Executive Director in June 2017, marking a pivotal moment in the organization’s evolution.
Drawing from over two decades of experience, she adeptly navigates complex dialogues, delivers comprehensive training, and nurtures community relations. Her expertise spans diverse fields, from fair housing and child abuse prevention to financial literacy and volunteerism, embodying a holistic approach to social change.
Yet, Rosa is more than a leader; she is a beacon of hope for survivors and a catalyst for societal transformation. Her steadfast commitment to listening, learning, and action fuels her efforts to cultivate meaningful relationships with stakeholders at all levels of governance. Through visionary leadership, Rosa paves the way towards a future free from sexual violence, inspiring others to join her in this vital mission.
Driven by her passion and relentless dedication to provoking change, Rosa enriches the lives of others and leaves an indelible mark on the world around her. As a beacon of hope and inspiration, she embodies the transformative power of advocacy, ensuring that no voice goes unheard in the fight against sexual violence.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Executive leadership
- Board of Directors development
- Faith-based communities
rbeltre@oaesv.org
Shandra Ingram
Shandra Ingram (she/her) works collaboratively to develop comprehensive systems to improve overall agency administration, implement strategies to scale the agency to capacity, and increase revenue to ensure more effective programming is available and accessible statewide. Shandra has over 12 years of experience in organizational development, strategic leadership, coaching, program development and implementation, and operations management.
Throughout her career, Shandra has provided culturally specific, trauma-informed training and technical assistance to organizations and systems centered in the harm reduction movement. She has held leadership roles in numerous community coalitions, task forces, and advisory boards working towards systemic collaboration to enhance comprehensive responses to survivors. Currently, Shandra is the co-chair of Ohio’s Women of Color Caucus, which includes advocating for the systemic change needed to create a trauma-informed and culturally responsive climate for all survivors and WOC working in the harm reduction field. She received her dual master’s degrees in criminal justice and psychology from the University of Alabama and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the same university. Shandra has an extensive presenter history at national, state, and local conferences/trainings providing education to professionals on topics ranging from building sustainable nonprofits to strategies for supporting BIPOC leaders.
Shandra is passionate about creating strategies to support people working in the anti-violence movement, as well as working to end relationship violence and sexual violence in our communities.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Organizational development and systems building
- Scaling organizations and strategic growth
- Nonprofit operations and infrastructure
- Revenue development and sustainability
- Coalition building and systems collaboration
singram@oaesv.org
Taylr Ucker-Lauderman
Taylr has been in advocacy and systemic-change spaces for over 15 years, working previously as a Program Coordinator with the Ohio Sexual Violence Helpline; a Teen Advocate with the YWCA Dayton; a Facilitator with the Young Feminist Collaborative; and a Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Instructor at Wright State University. Taylr graduated with a Bachelor of Sciences in Communications from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University and a Master of Humanities degree from WSU. She holds Registered Advocate status with the Ohio Advocate Network and has a passion for utilizing communications as a channel for social change. She loves being outside, reading, and spending time with her family, pets, and plants.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Strategic communications
- Online event technology and coordination
- Using communications for public awareness and advocacy
tucker-lauderman@oaesv.org
Caitlin Burke
Drawn to the anti-sexual violence field through her mother’s career as a forensic nurse at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Caitlin’s journey began at an early age. Her commitment to prevention took root during college, where she participated in a healthy relationships peer education group. These formative experiences cemented her dedication to violence prevention and propelled her into a decade-long career in the field.
Born and raised in Cincinnati, Caitlin earned her bachelor’s degree in biomechanical engineering from Marquette University, followed by a master’s in public health from Johns Hopkins University. As a Bloomberg American Health Initiative Fellow alum, she is part of a national network addressing violence as a critical public health issue.
Caitlin is deeply committed to the transformative power of prevention and to reimagining a safer world. Outside of her professional pursuits, she is an avid baker, a lifelong learner, and always open to your favorite local coffee shop recommendations.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Primary prevention strategies
- Be the One content development and support
- Support of unfunded or underfunded prevention programs
- Curriculum development and evaluation
- Bystander intervention
- Social marketing/social norms strategies
- School policy work
cburke@oaesv.org
Advocacy & Legal Services
Becca Getson
Becca Getson, JD, CA, RA joined OAESV in May of 2018 as the Legal Advocate then served as OAESV’s Legal Advocacy Coordinator before now serving as the Director (as of Summer 2021).
Becca has worked and volunteered in various forms within the sexual violence movement. She started in the movement as a volunteer advocate in 2003 and since that time has worked at a shelter; been co-located within children services; responded to emergency hospital calls; operated as a deputy Title IX coordinator; provided systems-based support and resources; chaired committees; assisted in crafting policy; and coordinated efforts to both prevent and respond to sexual violence.
Becca is a graduate of Miami University and the University of Toledo College of Law and maintains Registered Advocate with Senior Standing status with the Ohio Advocate Network.
At OAESV, Becca provides training, technical assistance, and resources to rape crisis centers, dual programs, advocates, attorneys, and many others. She also oversees OAESV’s advocacy and legal services programming.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Advocacy in criminal legal system
- Holistic advocacy
- Title IX
- Applying for legal services
bgetson@oaesv.org
Stephanie B. Scalise
Stephanie B. Scalise (she/her) provides direct legal representation to survivors of non-intimate partner sexual violence and technical assistance to other direct-service professionals. Stephanie is also a trauma-informed yoga instructor. She is both a former prosecutor and defense attorney. She ran her own law firm for six years, focusing on domestic relations, juvenile law, and guardian ad litem work protecting abused and neglected children. Stephanie previously served as the Vice Chair of the Cleveland Civilian’s Police Review Board. Stephanie is a graduate of the Case Western Reserve University School of Law, where she won the Hergenroeder Award for Trial Tactics and captained the international moot court team. She holds a certificate in International Human Rights Law from the University of Oxford. She earned a BA from Wilson College and studied political science and history at Charles University in Prague. Stephanie is a published author and has presented at both national and state conferences on a variety of topics, including survivor-centered practices, legal services for child-survivors, and criminal records expungement for human trafficking survivors.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Prosecution of sexual assault and other crime
- Protection orders (civil, criminal, and juvenile)
- Child protective services & abuse, neglect, dependency law
- Juvenile law
- Family law
- Trial planning and preparation
- Trauma-informed legal services
- Yoga and meditation for self-care
sscalise@oaesv.org
Caitlyn Benzo
Caitlyn is an attorney with the OAESV Legal Clinic, providing trauma-informed legal services to survivors of sexual violence across the state. Admitted to the Ohio bar in 2016, Caitlyn has dedicated her career to supporting those impacted by gender- and power-based violence. Caitlyn’s practice focuses on safety and justice for survivors, accountability for offenders, and collaboration to improve systems and institutions. Caitlyn uses a survivor-centered framework to address systemic barriers, advance victims’ rights, and shift the narratives surrounding sexual violence. Caitlyn received her bachelor’s degree from the Ohio State University (magna cum laude) and her Juris Doctorate from the University of Akron School of Law (cum laude). Caitlyn spends her time outside of work raising two young kiddos with her husband and volunteering in her community.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Trauma-informed lawyering
- Victims’ rights (Marsy’s Law)
- Protection orders
- Family law
- Title IX (K-12 and Higher Ed)
- Sexual assault response
- Access to Justice
- Crime Victim’s Compensation
cbenzo@oaesv.org
Shelby Lieber
Prior to Shelby’s work at OAESV, she wore many hats while working within a dual domestic violence and sexual violence shelter in the state of Ohio. Shelby (she/her) is a nationally credentialed advocate through the National Organization of Victim Advocacy and has received her Registered Advocate credential within the state of Ohio. Within her work in the anti-sexual violence movement, she has given many trainings about strangulation and sexual violence and the impacts that survivors face after disclosing.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Impacts of sexual violence
- Role of an advocate for sexual violence
- Strangulation and sexual violence
- Traumatic Brain Injury and sexual violence
slieber@oaesv.org
Caroline Bisang
Caroline joined the Alliance after serving as a community-based victim advocate at a local member program in Springfield Ohio. As an advocate, she assisted survivors with filing CPOs, court accompaniment, and safety planning. As a community-based advocate, she worked closely with the local prosecutor’s office, sheriff’s office, and child advocacy center.
Prior to her role as an advocate, she was a part of the Ohio Domestic Violence Network (ODVN) legal program as she completed her master’s program practicum. She also served as ODVN’s AmeriCorps VISTA.
Caroline has a background in social work including bachelor and master degrees from the Ohio State University. During her undergrad, she worked as a shelter advocate which sparked her passion for this field. Since 2019, she has been a fierce advocate for survivors and educating others on the implications of domestic and sexual violence.
When Caroline is not working, she enjoys watching a docuseries or a stand-up comedy show on Netflix and spending time with her family.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Hotline/telephone advocacy
- Safety planning
- Requesting medical records
- Civil protection orders
- Legal resources
cbisang@oaesv.org
Coordinated Community Responses
Nicole
Nicole began in the anti-violence field in 2015 and has experience as a prevention specialist; legal advocate; agency SART coordinator; and in the development and leadership of a rape crisis center. Nicole has had the opportunity to be a part of a strong, established SART; assist in creating and being a part of new SARTs; and creating partnerships and support networks in areas without SARTs to promote the comprehensive healing and justice for survivors of sexual violence. Nicole loves creating connections, empowering individuals and teams, leaning into the unique needs and strengths of each community, and uplifting survivor voices. Nicole holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Valparaiso University. In her free time, Nicole loves enjoying the arts and spending time with her rescue animals.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs)
- Coordinated Community Response Teams (CCRTs)
- Sexual assault kit tracking
- Multidisciplinary collaboration
- Sexual Assault Forensic Exams
Tammy Robertson, RN, BSN
Tammy has been involved with forensic nursing since 1999, working as a registered nurse in a Level II Trauma Center. In 2009, she completed her training as a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) and Forensic Nurse Examiner (FNE), providing services to pediatrics and adults. Tammy has had the opportunity to participate on many community and state committees including the Sexual Assault Advisory Board of Ohio (SABBO); the Sexual Assault Kit Tracking (SAKT) system with the Ohio Attorney General; and the International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN) Ohio Chapter, as president. Development and providing forensic services to survivors has always been top priority. She has developed and implemented hospital-based forensic programs, county Sexual Assault Response Teams (SART), and trained law enforcement, prosecutors, advocates, and medical staff.
Tammy and her husband Ray have four adult children and one grandson. She loves to spend time with the family and loves to travel.
Technical Assistance topics:
- State protocols
- Evidence collection and documentation standards
- Trauma-informed care and patient advocacy strategies
- Courtroom preparation and legal testimony guidance
- Building forensic services within a hospital/community
trobertson@oaesv.org
Jazmin Vera
Jazmin has several years of experience providing direct service advocacy to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. As the former Family Advocate and Case Manager at SAFE on Main (formerly Abuse & Rape Crisis Shelter) in Warren County, she continuously had the opportunity to empower a broad scope of survivors. She currently maintains a Registered Advocate status with the Ohio Advocate Network.
She grew up and still currently lives in the greater Cincinnati area. During her free time, she can be found binge watching a good series, relaxing alongside family and friends, or chasing after her two mischievous huskies.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Housing for sexual violence survivors
- Housing program creation and implementation
jvera@oaesv.org
Meg McKinney
Meg L. McKinney began working in social services in 2011 with the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Community Services and the State of Wisconsin Child Protective Services as a parent educator, case manager, and intake specialist. Meg moved into sexual assault response and prevention with the Sexual Assault Response Network of Central Ohio where she further developed her skills in prevention and advocacy as the Hospital Program Coordinator. Meg had the opportunity to lead SART meetings, host case reviews, as well as educate physicians and advocates in sexual assault crisis response, prevention, and education. Meg loves working with individuals and various communities to educate and bring people together to help survivors of sexual violence and those impacted by it. Meg holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and began her master’s in bioethics at The Ohio State University. In her free time, Meg enjoys spending time with her husband, children and cane corsos by canine training, hiking, wood working, and traveling.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Foundations of sexual violence response
- Coordinated Community Response Team development and implementation
- Sexual Assault Response Team development and implementation
- SV/CCRT/SART case review
- Hospital response
- Law enforcement & justice system response
- Medical and forensic response basics
- Advocacy ans victim services
- Prevention and community education
- Protocols and system change
mmckinney@oaesv.org
Finance
Kali Sheafer
Kali brings both strategic insight and purpose-driven leadership to the nonprofit financial space. Her previous role was working as the Finance Manager for the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, where she developed and oversaw an annual budget of $243.2 million. Kali’s career has been grounded in fiscal responsibility, transparency, and collaboration, ensuring that every dollar supports the overall mission and vision.
With a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a master’s in criminal justice administration, she offers a unique blend of business acumen and justice-informed perspective—essential for stewarding resources in mission-focused work. She is a passionate advocate for mental health and has been able to use her life experiences for public speaking engagements.
Outside of her professional life, Kali is a dog mom of two and a soccer aunt. She has a strong love for tacos and chocolate chip cookies.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Finances
- Grants
- Finance software
- Payroll
ksheafer@oaesv.org
Licy Monterrozo
Licy started her career as an administrative assistant and has since worked her way up conveying many talents and knowledge on essential skills for any workforce. Formerly a legal assistant, she is now a self-motivated entrepreneur. Along the way, Licy has gained knowledge in bookkeeping and accounting. She has an exceptional eye to details and is willing to assist when needed. Licy is a focused self-motivating activist and very patient in her character.
Outside of career growth, her top priority is quality time with her family. Licy is also an active faithful member of her local church.
mmonterrozo@oaesv.org
Grants & Sustainability
Jenn Eidemiller
Jenn Eidemiller (they/she) joined Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence in 2019. Born and raised in Ohio, Jenn holds a Bachelor of Arts with research distinction in Psychology and Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies. Her varied background and experience include social psychology research, helpline advocacy, training, and program development. Jenn currently leads grant management and reporting at the coalition. Jenn currently lives in Columbus, Ohio and enjoys spending time with her partner and rescue pup.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Grants management
- Funding research
- Grant writing
- Grant reporting
- Program development
- Program evaluation
- Sexual violence data collection and management
jeidemiller@oaesv.org
Operations
Shandra Ingram
Shandra Ingram (she/her) works collaboratively to develop comprehensive systems to improve overall agency administration, implement strategies to scale the agency to capacity, and increase revenue to ensure more effective programming is available and accessible statewide. Shandra has over 12 years of experience in organizational development, strategic leadership, coaching, program development and implementation, and operations management.
Throughout her career, Shandra has provided culturally specific, trauma-informed training and technical assistance to organizations and systems centered in the harm reduction movement. She has held leadership roles in numerous community coalitions, task forces, and advisory boards working towards systemic collaboration to enhance comprehensive responses to survivors. Currently, Shandra is the co-chair of Ohio’s Women of Color Caucus, which includes advocating for the systemic change needed to create a trauma-informed and culturally responsive climate for all survivors and WOC working in the harm reduction field. She received her dual master’s degrees in criminal justice and psychology from the University of Alabama and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the same university. Shandra has an extensive presenter history at national, state, and local conferences/trainings providing education to professionals on topics ranging from building sustainable nonprofits to strategies for supporting BIPOC leaders.
Shandra is passionate about creating strategies to support people working in the anti-violence movement, as well as working to end relationship violence and sexual violence in our communities.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Organizational development and systems building
- Scaling organizations and strategic growth
- Nonprofit operations and infrastructure
- Revenue development and sustainability
- Coalition building and systems collaboration
singram@oaesv.org
Yasmin Ponce-Lopez
Yasmin Ponce-Lopez is a highly organized person who is willing to help and lend a hand. She provides quality administrative work and support at an organized pace and has a variety of experience of over six years of administrative work, support, customer service, and specialties. She is a big advocate for social justice issues, and has a big passion for helping the children and youth departments at her church.
Technical Assistance topics:
- OAESV membership
- OAESV Resource Line
- Volunteer/Intern engagement & onboarding
- Operations support
- Administrative support
yponce@oaesv.org
Domarita Lopez-Wilcox
Domarita is a technical administrative professional with experience across corporate, nonprofit, and tech environments. She holds a bachelor’s degree in computer information systems and has worked in roles ranging from admin to sales to tech support. No matter the position, she brings organization, initiative, and a focus on practical solutions that move things forward.
A couple of years ago, Domarita made the move into nonprofit work and joined an anti-violence organization. It was a meaningful shift that reminded her how powerful it can be to align your work with your values. She is especially passionate about building strong, inclusive cultures and being a positive force for change in any environment.
Outside of work, she is a proud wife, mom, and nani. She shares life with a full house that includes two very spoiled dogs. She loves music, painting, and curling up with a good mystery or dystopian novel. She believes in leading with positivity, showing up with purpose, and doing work that makes a difference.
Technical Assistance topics:
- OAESV membership support
- OAESV Resource Line
- Volunteer and intern engagement and onboarding
- Office administrative support
- Event support and logistics planning
dlopez-wilcox@oaesv.org
Prevention
Caitlin Burke
Drawn to the anti-sexual violence field through her mother’s career as a forensic nurse at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Caitlin’s journey began at an early age. Her commitment to prevention took root during college, where she participated in a healthy relationships peer education group. These formative experiences cemented her dedication to violence prevention and propelled her into a decade-long career in the field.
Born and raised in Cincinnati, Caitlin earned her bachelor’s degree in biomechanical engineering from Marquette University, followed by a master’s in public health from Johns Hopkins University. As a Bloomberg American Health Initiative Fellow alum, she is part of a national network addressing violence as a critical public health issue.
Caitlin is deeply committed to the transformative power of prevention and to reimagining a safer world. Outside of her professional pursuits, she is an avid baker, a lifelong learner, and always open to your favorite local coffee shop recommendations.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Primary prevention strategies
- Be the One content development and support
- Support of unfunded or underfunded prevention programs
- Curriculum development and evaluation
- Bystander intervention
- Social marketing/social norms strategies
- School policy work
cburke@oaesv.org
Emily Hiner
Emily Hiner is a passionate prevention professional and advocate based in Northeast Ohio, with 10 years of experience in violence prevention, crisis intervention, and survivor advocacy. At OAESV, she supports local programs, facilitates training and technical assistance, and strengthens partnerships across Ohio. She graduated from the University of Akron with a Bachelor of Arts in Child and Family Development. Emily likes to spend her free time crocheting, hanging out with her spoiled Scottie dog Oliver, and spending time with family and friends.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Violence prevention
- Community level prevention strategies
- Public health approaches
- Title IX
- Social media marketing for nonprofits
- Bystander intervention
- Education and outreach
- Social marketing and social norms strategies
- School policy work
ehiner@oaesv.org
Programming
Natasha Larson
Natasha Larson (she/her) has been working in the anti-violence movement for 15 years. Her passion has always been to help strengthen communities through education, outreach, and advocacy. She began her career as a shelter advocate for a dual domestic violence/rape crisis center. From there, her work evolved into providing comprehensive sexuality education and outreach. Her experience in education and advocacy allowed her to move into program coordination and management, where she helped design and maintain two new anti-violence organizations: the Ohio Sexual Violence Helpline and the OhioHealth Trauma Recovery Center. Now she has the pleasure of serving as the Director of Training and Member Engagement where she works closely with her incredible teammates (shout-out to Elliott, Jayvon, and Rachel!) in developing training content for the state of Ohio. Natasha provides training and technical assistance on OAESV’s core standards, rape crisis center development, staff supervision, training development, event planning, and outreach/engagement strategies.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Advocate training
- Community engagement
- Data collection
- Employment appreciation and evaluation
- Grant and budget management
- Project management
nlarson@oaesv.org
Elliott Fullenkamp
Technical Assistance topics:
- Advocate training
- Curriculum development
- OAESV core training standard compliance
- Education and outreach
- Volunteer recruitment and management
- Working with colleges and universities
- Ethical storytelling
efullenkamp@oaesv.org
Rachel Hiller
Technical Assistance topics:
- Advocate training
- Resource management
- Accessibility
- Programming support
rhiller@oaesv.org
Jayvon Howard
Jayvon Howard is a passionate organizer and advocate for social justice. He formerly worked as an Outreach Advocate for Women Helping Women, providing direct service to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. He has a background working with special populations doing advocacy, outreach, and programming. Jayvon has served on many teams to engage men in gender-based violence intervention and prevention, including working with different committees to assist in the organizing of the Ohio Consortium for Men’s Masculinities in Higher Education. Jayvon holds a bachelor’s degree in family science from Miami University. He loves being a plant dad and enjoys cooking, painting, reading, and doing yoga.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Men and masculinity
- Healthy manhood
- Providing direct service to male survivors
- Engaging men in violence prevention
jhoward@oaesv.org
Public Policy
Emily Gemar
Emily has worked and advocated alongside survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual violence in communities across Ohio, Arizona, and Washington, DC. Emily approaches public policy from a survivor-centered framework and currently works with state and federal lawmakers to shape funding streams, legislation, and administrative rules. She provides training and technical assistance on a variety of public policy matters, as well as state and federal legislative advocacy. Emily holds two master’s degrees in law and social work respectively, from Arizona State University’s College of Law and Ohio State University’s College of Social Work. Emily is based in Columbus and enjoys spending time with her family and rescue dog, Bodhi.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Public policy advocacy
- Strategic communications
- Engaging stakeholders
- Title IX
- Federal and state law
egemar@oaesv.org
Resources & Communications
Taylr Ucker-Lauderman
Taylr comes from years of advocacy and anti-oppression work, previously working as a Program Coordinator with the Ohio Sexual Violence Helpline; a Teen Advocate with the YWCA Dayton; a Facilitator with the Young Feminist Collaborative; and a Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Instructor at Wright State University. Taylr graduated with a Bachelor of Sciences in Communications from the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University and a Master of Humanities degree from WSU. She holds Registered Advocate status with the Ohio Advocate Network and has a passion for utilizing communications as a channel for social change. She loves being outside, reading, and spending time with her family, plants, and pets.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Strategic communications
- Online event technology and coordination
- Using communications for public awareness and advocacy
tucker-lauderman@oaesv.org
Laurie Hurley
Laurie joined OAESV in October 2021 after serving as an intern for over a year. Her work is rooted in a deep belief in the power of storytelling to shift culture, build empathy, and support healing.
Laurie began her career as a news reporter, where she saw firsthand how narratives shape public understanding. That experience led her to pursue a master’s degree in public health, bridging communications and advocacy to strengthen responses to trauma and advance community-driven change. Her graduate capstone—a year-long qualitative study exploring how OAESV could design and sustain a statewide sexual violence data collection system—was recognized by the Consortium of Eastern Ohio Master of Public Health as “Most Likely Project to Have Statewide Impact.”
In her role at OAESV, Laurie supports the coalition, rape crisis centers, and partners across Ohio in building intentional, survivor-centered communications strategies. She works at the intersection of storytelling, public health, and prevention, helping translate complex issues into accessible, actionable messages that strengthen services, shift narratives, and mobilize communities.
Laurie lives in Cleveland and spends her time reading, running marathons, and photographing weddings on the weekends.
Technical Assistance topics:
- Strategic communications planning
- Social media strategy, engagement, and analytics
- Content development across platforms
- Messaging for trauma-informed and public health audiences
- Digital tools and platform optimization
- Podcast development and audio storytelling
- Copywriting and editing
- Using data to inform communications and demonstrate impact
lhurley@oaesv.org