Rady Children’s Hospital | San Diego, California Jannee Campero is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over seven years clinical experience in not-for-profit organizations with a focus on trauma informed interventions and building safe families and communities. Most recently, Jannee was the Bilingual Staff Therapist for Center for Community Solutions where she provided individual and group mental health services for survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault. In previous roles, Jannee worked as a Wraparound Therapist where she was available 24/7 for crisis intervention and provided mental health services for children and families involved with child welfare services…

Latinos United for Peace and Equity | Doraville, Georgia Olga Trujillo is the Director of Education and Social Change and is an internationally renowned speaker and author who has devoted her career to helping advocates, first responders and others in the field better understand the impact of trauma on survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse and human trafficking. Her memoir, the “The Sum of My Parts,” for New Harbinger Publications, was released in October 2011, has sold more than 10,000 copies, and has been translated to Chinese, Japanese, and Spanish. Olga holds the distinct position of being one…

Institute for Community Peace | Washington, DC Linda K. Bowen has served as Executive Director of the Institute for Community Peace (ICP), formerly the National Funding Collaborative on Violence Prevention since its formal inception. In this capacity she has developed and managed its programmatic focus, developed and managed its governance structure and actively engaged its work. Bowen has over 30 years of experience in violence prevention, program management and development, policy analysis, research and community building. She previously served as Special Assistant to the Commissioner of the Administration on Children, Youth and Families, Department of Health and Human Services during…

National Children’s Alliance | Washington, DC Kristie McKenney, MS, has dedicated the last 18 years to children through her work developing and enhancing Children’s Advocacy Centers. She has extensive experience that includes forensic interviewing of child victims of crime, opening and managing a multi-site children’s advocacy center, leading a state chapter of children’s advocacy centers and most recently as the Director of Member Services and Chapter Development for the National Children’s Alliance. She has trained professionals in the areas of child sexual abuse, forensic interviewing, child advocacy center development, board development, resource development and leadership strategies. Ms. McKenney has worked…