Kylee Elliott is the Senior Project Coordinator for Training and Engagement for the

Georgia Commission on Family Violence and is responsible for facilitating the

development, coordination, and implementation of content and messaging for GCFV.

Prior to this assignment, Kylee spent five years developing the Support for Survivors of

Murder-Suicide Project for GCFV, which is the first of its kind in the nation to support

survivors who have lost loved ones to murder-suicide in their grief journey after a

murder-suicide loss.

Additionally, Kylee served for ten years at a community-based domestic violence and

sexual assault center, directing and managing their legal advocacy program.

Kylee has served on the FVIP Rules Committee for the State of Georgia and is an

expert witness in family violence. She is the current chair of the Georgia TPO Forum

and the former chair of the Cobb County Domestic Violence Task Force and Fatality

Review Committee.

Kylee regularly provides training and technical support both nationally and locally on

issues related to family violence, murder-suicide response, safety planning, stalking

victimization, and grief. Kylee is a Certified Professional Trainer for suicide prevention

through QPR, for Stalking Victimization by SPARC, and grief & death studies through

The Center for Loss and Life Transition.