GNESA was founded in 1982 as a loose network by the seven existing rape crisis centers in Georgia; the network helped the centers develop into viable entities. As the network grew, the member centers recognized the need for a central office. Therefore, in late 1997, GNESA incorporated as a non-profit organization, secured office space, hired its first staff members, and started to develop its programs. Current membership includes 23 rape crisis centers, several supporting organizations, and individual members.

GNESA, the Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault, is a non-profit coalition of sexual assault agencies and concerned individuals that share the common goal of ending sexual assault. We are a membership organization.

GNESA envisions a society free from sexual violence and functions as a collective voice for reducing the threat and mitigating the effects of sexual assault in the state of Georgia. GNESA coordinates and supports a multidisciplinary approach to public and professional education, advocacy, and service for sexual assault centers and service providers.

For more information, contact GNESA at: 

Georgia Network to End Sexual Assault
817 West Peachtree Street
Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30308-1971

404-815-5261 (Phone)
1-866-354-3672 (Toll Free)
404-815-5265 (Fax)

jbivins@gnesa.org

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