Teresa Wroe

Teresa Wroe is a seasoned professional with a strong background in violence prevention, sexual health, and public health, accumulated over two decades in the field.

With a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Sociology from the University of Wyoming, Teresa has honed her expertise and skills in addressing community health challenges.

Having worked at various levels, from community grassroots initiatives to state and national programs, Teresa has a well-rounded perspective on violence prevention.

Her experience includes program development, evaluation, and gender violence prevention at the University of Colorado Boulder - Community Health.

Teresa also served as a Sexual Violence Prevention Specialist at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, showcasing her dedication to improving public health.

Additionally, she has held positions such as Prevention Education Coordinator at the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Executive Director at Albany County Safe Project, Executive Assistant at YouthCare Seattle, and Education Coordinator at Albany County Safe Project.

Teresa Wroe's work has focused on developing and delivering programs in K-12 and higher education, incorporating assessment and research to support evidence-based practices.

Passionate about her work, Teresa is committed to enhancing equity and health in communities through her contributions to violence prevention and public health initiatives.