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The Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault
is a Non-profit coalition of sexual assault centers and others interested in creating a safer Georgia 


Rape is the most under-reported crime... and the fastest growing crime against women. The FBI reports in 2003 that an average of 23 people are raped each hour.

  GNESA's Mission: GNESA fulfills its purpose by:
- Advocating for social and legislative change
- Promoting prevention initiatives and public awareness
- Promoting quality, standardized services for everyone affected by sexual violence
- Providing professional training and community education.


Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2012


April 2012 is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) and the Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault (GNESA) is excited to partner with sexual assault centers, public officials, college campuses, law enforcement, prosecutors, victim advocates and communities across Georgia to raise awareness. 

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Upcoming Training
Two Day FREE Police Training
Thu - May 31, 2012
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