Tiffany Garner currently serves as the Federal Policy Advocate for Children & Health at Futures Without Violence based in Washington, DC. Tiffany works with Congress to pass legislation to prevent further violence against women and children including firearm violence, maternal health, and child welfare. She with national partners and coalitions to advocate funding to support violence prevention programs that focus on healing families impacted by trauma and violence, as well as to protect healthcare and safety net programs including Medicaid, SNAP, WIC, and community health centers for survivors of violence and their children. She co-leads a rural maternal and infant health initiative focused on advancing health and economic policies to reduce maternal mortality and morbidity rates while also supporting birth workers, advocates, and health care providers around the intersection of maternal health and intimate partner violence. She received her Bachelor's in Organizational Communication and Master's in Community Counseling from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and completed her Master's of Public Administration from Old Dominion University in Fall 2020. She currently serves as the co-chair for the Health & Social policies Task Force with Women in Government Relations. Tiffany is from North Carolina and spent 7+ years there as a DV counselor for children exposed to intimate partner violence as well as a manager for an innovative youthful offenders' program, focused on teen perpetrators of IPV/TDV. She continuously works nationally with law enforcement, researchers, public officials, and community partners on advocacy initiatives as well as public funding support focused on the implementation of community-based strategies for reducing and preventing violence and crime within vulnerable communities.