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🚨 Human Trafficking Awareness Training 🚨

Join us this Thursday, June 4, 2026, at 6:30 PM at Bible Way Ministries (894 Constitution Road SE, Atlanta, GA) for an important training on recognizing and responding to human trafficking.

Learn the signs, how to report concerns, and how we can work together to protect vulnerable individuals in our community.

📍 Bible Way Ministries
🗓 Thursday, June 4, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM

Please register using the flyer and help us spread awareness. Together, we can make Atlanta safer for everyone.

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Had a great time welcoming and engaging with the Fulton County Junior District Attorney Program! It’s always inspiring to see young leaders learning about public service, justice, and the power of making a positive impact in their communities.

The future is bright when we invest in our youth and provide opportunities for them to lead, learn, and serve. Thank you for spending time with us and for your commitment to building a safer, stronger future for all. ⚖️✨

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June is Gun Violence Prevention Month

Every life lost to gun violence is one too many. This month, we stand together to honor victims, support survivors, and commit to building safer communities for everyone.

Violence is preventable when we invest in our youth, strengthen our neighborhoods, and choose connection over conflict.

💬 Speak Up.
🤝 Reach Out.
👥 Support Youth.
🛡️ Prevent Violence.

Together, we can create a safer, stronger Atlanta.

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Memorial Day Weekend in Atlanta is about good vibes, family, food, music, and making it home safe. 🇺🇸🍑

This weekend, let’s choose peace over problems and memories over mugshots. Check on your people, celebrate responsibly, and help keep our city safe for everybody.

Atlanta strong. Atlanta united. ❤️🖤
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As Atlanta prepares to welcome the world for the FIFA World Cup, we are also sending a clear message: human trafficking has no place in our city.

Today, at the world’s busiest airport , public safety leaders, hospitality partners, advocates, survivors, and community organizations came together to launch the “It’s a Penalty” campaign ahead of the World Cup.

Human trafficking often happens in plain sight, which is why awareness and prevention efforts are so important. We want residents, visitors, businesses, and workers throughout Atlanta to recognize the warning signs, understand how to report concerns, and play a role in protecting vulnerable individuals.

Thank you to First Lady Marty Kemp, APD Deputy Chief Prenzinna Spann, the Mayor’s Office of Violence Reduction, Airbnb, Booking.com, Hotels & Resorts, UPS, and our frontline partners at , , Wellspring Living, and Woman at the Well for standing together in this important effort.

Atlanta is ready to show the world what it looks like when a city unites to prioritize safety, awareness, and the protection of its people.

Big congratulations to Derrick Sanders on being featured in The New York Times! Your commitment to violence prevention, mentorship, and standing in the gap for the community continues to make an impact across Atlanta. Thank you for the work you do to save lives, restore hope, and bring peace to our neighborhoods. The city sees you, and the work matters. 🖤👏🏾

Youth Violence Prevention Week 2026 Recap


The Mayor’s Office of Violence Reduction proudly recognized Youth Violence Prevention Week by bringing together youth, families, and community partners across Atlanta.

From school engagements to community conversations and youth-led moments, the week centered on real impact not just events.

We heard our youth loud and clear: they want safe spaces, mentorship, and opportunities and they’re ready to lead.

Together, we took steps forward in prevention, intervention, and partnership to build a safer Atlanta for all.

Atlanta is a real place and our youth deserve real solutions.

Join us tomorrow in the old council chambers here at City Hall at 11:00PM for networking and 11:45 the round table discussion panel will start!

Date: May 5, 2026
Time: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Event: Anti-Human Trafficking Training for Public Safety Personnel
Location: Hotel Phoenix Atlanta (70 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30303)

Training Description: CJCC Trainers will provide a one-day training session addressing the use of hotels, motels, and other lodging businesses to facilitate criminal human trafficking activities. By invitation from the COA, hotel security personnel will attend this event to prepare their staff for potential increases in human trafficking activity associated with large-scale events hosted by the city. Participants will leave this training with an in-depth understanding of the warning signs of human trafficking and a comprehensive knowledge of steps in addressing suspected human trafficking activities in their workplaces. They will be better equipped to identify and address suspected human trafficking in their respective lodging businesses in Atlanta.

April is National Second Chance Month
The Mayor’s Office of Violence Reduction invites you to be part of the 2026 Second Chance ATL Summit – April 25, 2026 10am - 2pm.
This community gathering is designed to provide Justice-impacted attendees access to resources such as workforce development, housing, training, education, legal services, mental and physical health, and essential needs.
Click here to register: www.secondchanceatl.com