Dr. Gemma Skuraton (pronouns: she/her) leverages her power and privilege to serve the co-owner and President of Public Health Strategies for Twice Consulting Services LLC. Gemma has over 9 years of experience of sexual violence prevention and advocacy work in higher education, is a Certified Diversity Executive, Certified Diversity Professional and completed a postdoctoral Diversity Equity and Inclusion Fellowship. Gemma is a community-based participatory researcher and holds a doctorate and a master's degree in public health. Her portfolio includes a wide range of domestic and international projects which leveraged cross-collaboration among multiple political and community sectors. Programs under Gemma’s leadership were awarded the 2019 best clinical mental health program in southeast Georgia, the 2023 National Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education (NASPA) Gold Award, and the 2023 overall Grand Silver Award for her work in reproductive justice in creating safe and affirming environments for transgender, gender non-conforming, and non-binary college students living in rural Georgia. Gemma served as the past president for Georgia Society for Public Health Education, a certified victims advocate for a sexual assault center located in the rural southeast for 7 years, board vice-president for a sexual assault center serving the urban southeast for 5 years, and is a member of the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States. She currently serves on the strategy committee for the Fake Clinics Suck campaign, a grassroots movement to defund anti-abortion centers (a.k.a. “crisis pregnancy centers” and a host of other names) in the State of Georgia.