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Advancing Whole Child Policy

Voices for Georgia's Children leads the charge to ensure Georgia is a state where all children thrive, every single one. We work to improve policies and systems that impact child well-being because one policy change can affect millions of children at once. Focusing on the whole child, we lead research and

advocacy that remove inequity from our systems and disparities in outcomes.

Convene.

Influence.

Educate.

We conduct research and equip policymakers with the best information about the challenges children are facing and what they can do about it.

Because we believe we are stronger together, we lead coalitions and advocacy campaigns to advance policy and systems change.

We are a trusted partner to get laws passed, priorities set, and investments made in our legislature and our child-serving agencies.

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The Latest from Voices

Family Violence in Georgia: An Impact Brief

This brief dives into the systemic barriers survivors face, from navigating fragmented services to overcoming societal stigma. Moreover, it highlights the opportunities available for better interventions: expanded shelter capacity, trauma-informed care for children, prevention education, and coordinated responses that address root causes like poverty, housing instability, and untreated mental health issues.

Beyond the Hardware: Keeping Kids Safe at School and Beyond

Join Voices for Georgia's Children for our first Child Advocacy Leadership lab (GA-CALL) of 2025.

The event will feature panel discussions with an array of state leaders and stakeholders.

More details to come!

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Our Work

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