Diana is a Certified DOJ Auditor and Consultant with extensive experience as an investigatigator. She specializes in providing training, conducting interviews, collecting and analyzing data, documenting findings, and preparing comprehensive reports. Diana collaborates closely with clients to develop customized strategies that meet their specific goals.

With over 39 years of experience in the field, Diana has worked with and has provided training to agencies throughout the United States. Her expertise is in equipping investigators with the knowledge of the PREA Standards and investigative procedures necessary to conduct thorough and proper investigations. As a retired PREA Coordinator from the Minnesota Department of Corrections, she possesses a deep understanding of correctional practices.

Brenda is currently working at the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office in Reno, Nevada and has been with the department for 23 years. She has been the PREA Coordinator since April 2014. She also holds the position of Inmate Classification Specialist in the Inmate Management Unit.

Dr. Dawn Landers, Psy.D.: Dawn is an Assistant Psychology Director and Licensed Psychologist for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections (WI DOC) working with adult males. She has worked as Psychologist Supervisor, Licensed Psychologist, and Psychological Associate for the WI DOC for 19 years working in all custody levels within the adult male WI DOC. She has serviced as a PREA Compliance Manager, Victim Services Coordinator, Risk Assessment Screener, and PREA Investigator while working for the WI DOC.

David is currently a PREA Compliance Administrator for the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction and has been with the department for 23 years. He is also a United States Navy Veteran.

Tejuana is the Superintendent and PREA Compliance Manager of a minimum community facility for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections (WIDOC). She has been with the department for 16 years. Prior to working for the WIDOC, Tejuana worked as a Psychotherapist, addressing Mental Health and Substance use related issues. She has also worked with victims and perpetrators of domestic violence and sexual assault. Tejuana is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Clinical Substance Abuse Counselor, and an Independent Clinical Supervisor.

Kenneth is currently the Director of Settlement Compliance for the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice. He served his last 22 years in several leadership positions at the South Carolina Department of Corrections and SC Department of Juvenile Justice, to include being SCDJJ's first PREA Coordinator. Kenneth also served in the US Army National Guard for 15 years as an Operations and Intelligence staff member.

Mary is a Contract Oversight Specialist with the Federal Bureau of Prisons. She has been employed with the Bureau of Prisons for 26 years with 13 of those years inside a secure institution. The past 13 years have been in Residential Reentry Services. She has been an auditor of Residential Reentry Center contracts for the last 7 years.

Kyle Goudie is currently the Director of the Juvenile Justice Services (JJS) in Utah. Kyle is a twenty-seven year JJS employee who has worked in Early Intervention, in Secure Care at and in Community Placements. Within these programs, Kyle has operated and evaluated programs in, Day Treatment, Behavior Residential, Secure Facilities and Transition. Kyle holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Utah.

Sarah is currently the PREA Compliance Manager at Oshkosh Correctional Institution. Her other roles include Litigation Coordinator, Public Information Officer and Deputy Records Custodian. She was previously a PREA Investigator, and has worked with the WI Department of Corrections for 13 years.

Michelle serves as the Director of PREA Services for the Washington State Department of Corrections (WADOC). She has been working on the implementation of the Prison Rape Elimination Act since 2015 when she assumed the role of PREA Compliance Manager as an Associate Superintendent. She has worked in the field of corrections for 30 years starting her career with the Arizona DOC and transferring to WADOC. She has served in multiple different custody roles through the rank of Correctional Sergeant, and has also held the position of Classification Counselor, Correctional Unit Supervisor, Correctional Program Manager and Associate Superintendent. Michelle has spent her career committed to the safety and wellbeing of all those that work and live in DOC facilities.

Michelle has earned her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Social Science from the Washington State University and is a Certified Diversity Executive, CDE® through the Institute of Diversity Certification.