Emma Grasso Levine is the Senior Manager of Title IX Policy and Programs at Advocates for Youth. In this role, she manages Know Your IX, a survivor- and youth-led project that empowers students to end sexual violence in schools. She holds a degree in Dramatic Writing and Social & Cultural Analysis from NYU, where they focused their thesis on transformative justice and community-based solutions to gender violence. Previously, she has successfully organized to create school-based policy change, improve Title IX trainings and processes to be inclusive of LGBTQ+ students’ experiences, and provide free menstrual hygiene products to students. Emma has successfully trained thousands of students and advocates on how to organize to end gender violence and create survivor-centered policy change. As a national expert, Emma has provided her expertise on gender violence in schools to news outlets across the country, including The New York Times, NPR’s Morning Edition, The Washington Post, Politico, USA Today, The Hill, and Ms. Magazine.