Rachel Rothman, the Research and Data Analyst at the Georgia Commission on Family Violence, specializes in domestic violence prevention. Holding a Master’s degree in behavioral health sciences, she utilizes evidence-based methods to enhance program outcomes, guide policy decisions, and facilitate systemic change. Collaborating with advocacy groups, service providers, and policymakers statewide, Rachel analyzes trends, assesses interventions, and transforms complex data into practical insights. Driven by a commitment to equity and safety, her efforts contribute to community-based strategies aimed at eradicating gender-based violence.