L.Y. Marlow

L.Y. Marlow is the founder of Saving Promise—a national domestic violence prevention organization inspired by five generations of mothers and daughters in her family that suffered and survived more than seventy-five years of domestic violence, including her granddaughter, a little girl named Promise. She is also the Principal of the Harvard Learning Lab—an innovative domestic violence research and development initiative at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health; and a sought-after advocate, lecturer and influencer for domestic violence prevention.

L.Y. is the award-winning author of Color Me Butterfly, Don’t Look at the Monster and A Life Apart. She is a dedicated and sought after empowerment lecturer and spokeswoman for domestic violence prevention.

Top media appearances includes: MSNBC, CNN, Huffington Post Live, Fox News, NPR, USA Today and Washington Post.

Expertise includes: Domestic Violence, Domestic Violence Prevention, Intergenerational Domestic Violence, Teen Dating Violence, Child Abuse, Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships, Domestic Violence Warning Signs.