Kelly White

KELLY WHITE is a nonprofit executive, women’s advocate, and survivor of domestic violence with more than three decades of nonprofit leadership experience. She is the author of A Safe Place for Women: How to Survive Domestic Abuse and Create a Successful Future.

White holds a degree from the University of Kansas and began her career as an occupational therapist. Upon her departure from SafePlace, the organization renamed its 105-bed family shelter the Kelly White Family Shelter in her honor.

When she’s not writing, White draws on her personal experience of domestic violence and her professional background across organizations including SafePlace, the Chicago Foundation for Women, Austin Children’s Shelter, and SAFE Alliance.

Kelly lives in Austin, Texas.

Kelly White’s books are published by Hunter House, an imprint of Turner Publishing.

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