BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Cynthia Liles is a licensed private investigator with over 40 years of experience in the legal field. She has specialized in child sex abuse and sex assault cases since 2009, and has been involved in hundreds of investigations involving institutions of trust—ranging from public and private schools to organizations such as the Boy Scouts, and religious institutions including the Catholic, Mormon, and Assemblies of God churches.

Kristofer Johnson has worked in media for the majority of his career and has enjoyed the fast pace and energy of the industry. While that work has brought him professional satisfaction, he has found his work as an advocate for survivors of child sex abuse, and his service as Board Chair for the organization, to be personally very gratifying—particularly as a victim of child sexual abuse himself. Using his corporate skills to help others has been humbling and a great gift.

Krista Liles brings over ten years of advocacy-based non-profit experience focused on advancing awareness, support, and education for individuals recovering from multiple forms of trauma. She is committed to challenging harmful systems and ensuring that resources for survivors are accessible and rooted in dignity and justice. She is proud to support the organization's mission to break the cycle of abuse by supporting survivors and holding perpetrators and church leadership accountable. This work is critical in ensuring that survivors have a safe and trusted space to explore recovery options and access meaningful support.

Todd Price began his professional career as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in public accounting. His financial expertise led him into federal law enforcement, where he served as a Special Agent with both the FBI and the FDIC.

During his 20.5-year career in federal law enforcement, Todd investigated a wide range of complex and high-profile cases, including crimes against children, human trafficking, kidnappings, counterterrorism, and other major federal offenses. His unique combination of financial and investigative experience enabled him to tackle some of the nation's most challenging criminal investigations with professionalism and integrity.

Gilion Dumas is a litigation attorney representing victims of sexual abuse and assault in civil lawsuits against trusted institutions. She has practiced law since 1992 and, since 2007, her practice has focused entirely on working with survivors of childhood sexual abuse and adult sexual assault. She represents survivors in litigation against churches, schools, youth-serving organizations, and perpetrators.

Daurelle serves the organization as its bookkeeper. She has worked in that capacity with for-profit businesses for over 35 years and with nonprofit businesses for 10 years. She was a member of the 2x2's from 1978 to 1991. She has compassion for abuse survivors and for anyone hurt by religion.