Practice Profile: Boatright as a community outreach coordinator implements programs aimed at crime prevention and reducing recidivism in metro Atlanta. She spearheaded the U.S. Attorney's Office's Drug Market Intervention (DMI) in the English Avenue area of west Atlanta. She matched local, state and federal law enforcement with residents, civic associations, clergy, ex-offenders and service providers to disrupt street-level drug dealing in the largest open-air heroin market in the Southeast.

Boatright provided a second chance to lower-level drug dealers through drug treatment, GED completion, job placement and ongoing life skills training. As a result, the English Avenue neighborhood has seen an almost 40 percent drop in drug-related and violent crime.

Leadership Activity: Boatright is a Crime Victim Advocacy Center board member. Since 2011, she has been a Department of Justice Office of Prosecutorial Development and Training instructor, traveling to Mexico to teach Spanish language trial advocacy courses to Mexican police and prosecutors. At North Avenue Presbyterian Church, she participates in the Young Adult Women Professional's group and helps lead the Worship Band. In the past four years, she has been in the Atlanta Bard show.