Marley Graviss

Marley Graviss has extensive experience in advocacy and education, having served as a Victim Services Advocate Caseworker at the Circuit Attorney's Office from January 2013 to May 2020, where responsibilities included guiding crime victims through the justice system, educating them on their rights, and assisting with various logistical and emotional needs. Previous roles include lifeguarding and swim instruction at Heman Park Pool, teaching assistance at Guilford College, and internships with Gateway Greening and the American Friends Service Committee, focusing on community education and social justice initiatives. Graviss holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Anthropology, and Peace and Conflict Studies from Guilford College, complemented by early educational experiences at Crossroads College Preparatory School and a program at Washington University in St. Louis.