ADVANCE TOWARD AN END
Focusing on research, evidence-based interventions, community-relevant tools and public health education, The National Center for Sexual Violence Prevention (NCSVP) strives to prevent sexual violence and interrelated behaviors. We are housed within the university-level research center, the Mark Chaffin Centers for Healthy Development.
Preventing Sexual Violence Has A Direct Impact On Bettering Our Communities
Our work starts at widening the lens of sexual violence prevention to include the interrelated behaviors of alcohol use, drug use, suicide and mental health symptoms. We're focusing on bettering our communities while using evidence-based sexual violence prevention interventions, community-relevant tools and public health education, which allows us to create unique connections and programs to generate new opportunities for partnered organizations to leverage our work.
Meet The NCSVP Team
Working with faculty, staff, graduate students and partners, the National Center for Sexual Violence Prevention team helps achieve your organization’s goals through key programs and transformative initiatives.
Amanda K. Gilmore
Amanda K. Gilmore is a clinical psychologist and an Associate Professor in the School of Public Health both in the Department of Health Policy & Behavioral Sciences and the Mark Chaffin Centers for Healthy Development. She is also the PhD Director in the Department of Health Policy and Behavioral Sciences, the Director of the National Center for Sexual Violence Prevention, and the Director of Training for the A-PREVENT T32 Program. Dr. Gilmore is affiliated with the Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence.
Nicole Mullican
Nicole Mullican is the Assistant Director of the National Center for Sexual Violence Prevention, housed in the Mark Chaffin Centers for Healthy Development at Georgia State University's School of Public Health. In her role, she oversees the Center's prevention initiatives and serves as a subject matter expert on the prevention of sexual violence. Nicole supervises a diverse team of staff, graduate and undergraduate students, and interns. She also works to develop training and other learning opportunities for GSU students, the community, and professionals in this field.