Amy Lynn Smith is an advocate with experience in abuse and exploitation prevention. With a Master of Social Work and a Master of Arts degree, she has spent over 14 years working to prevent these harms, with a particular focus on sexual abuse prevention within religious organizations and youth-serving agencies. Her goal is to create safer environments for all involved.

Amy's background includes roles as a former professor and pastor, providing her with a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding abuse and exploitation prevention and response. This unique blend of academic expertise and pastoral care experience informs her compassionate approach to advocacy.

Proficient in developing training programs, implementing policies, and connecting people with crucial resources, Amy tackles sensitive issues with empathy and a commitment to meaningful change.

Her contributions to abuse and exploitation prevention have been acknowledged for their impact on organizational practices and the protection of vulnerable individuals. She has led initiatives that have reshaped policies and created support systems for survivors.

In addition to her professional background, Amy is a dedicated mother and provides crisis advocacy to individuals and families experiencing sexual and domestic violence.