Genna Green is the Founder and Director of Child and Youth Partnerships and a trauma-informed advocate with more than 14 years of experience supporting children and families impacted by domestic violence, trauma, and systemic adversity.
With a background in early childhood education and extensive experience in both direct service and leadership within domestic abuse intervention, Genna specializes in child-centered, resilience-based approaches that help families rebuild safety, stability, and emotional wellbeing.
Drawing from both professional and lived experience navigating poverty, trauma, and complex family dynamics, her work focuses on practical strategies that strengthen protective factors and improve long-term outcomes for children.
Genna is the author of Grayson’s Home and Jamar’s Home, children’s books designed to help young readers process the effects of family violence in safe and age-appropriate ways.
Her latest book, Surviving and Thriving: A Practical Guide to Parenting Through Domestic Abuse, provides parents and caregivers with practical tools to create safety, rebuild trust, and support children’s emotional recovery after abuse