Jasmine Uribe (she/her/hers) is a leader in the dating abuse prevention movement, with 15 years of experience working with youth and communities. She joined Break the Cycle in 2010, and now serves as Chief Operating Officer. In this role she is responsible for leading and managing innovative and comprehensive initiatives rooted in community centered practice to end relationship violence. These efforts include supervising staff in the development of curricula and prevention education efforts, communication & social media strategies, developing training for adult professionals and allies, youth leadership, and community activism. She is also responsible for building and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders to advance and sustain the mission of Break the Cycle. She works directly with the CEO to build organizational goals, comprehensive solutions, monitor program impact, and grow the capacity of staff across the country. She is an Alumni of California State University, Los Angeles and holds a Bachelor’s  degree in Child Development. Her passion for education, community centered programming, and youth leadership is evident in the various resources, curricula, and speaking engagements she’s created and facilitated nationally and internationally.