Ashley Williamson

Ashley Williamson currently serves as a program associate for the Center for Children and Family Futures (CCFF) where she supports the National Family Treatment Courts Training and Technical Assistance Program. Ms. Williamson delivers specialized training and technical support to OJJDP grantees and family treatment court (FTC) teams nationwide, aiming to improve outcomes for children and families. Ms. Williamson is skilled in cross-system collaboration and program development, ensuring the effective implementation and sustainability of initiatives. Her work is dedicated to advancing systems change and enhancing support for families affected by substance use disorders within the child welfare system. Prior to joining CCFF, Ms. Williamson served as the specialty courts coordinator for the Greene County Juvenile Office in Springfield, Missouri. She led the effort to restructure the county’s FTC to align with Best Practice Standards, leading a multidisciplinary team and successfully managing multiple grant awards with notable success. Ashley holds a B.S. in criminology and psychology from Missouri State University.