Georgia Coalition to Combat Human Trafficking Members: 

• Atlanta Dream Center
• Atlanta Police Department
• Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation 
• Beara Enterprises LLC
• Blue Ridge Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office
• Carrolton Police Department 
• Chatham County District Attorney's Office
• Cherokee Judicial Circuit 
• Clayton Circuit Public Defender
• Clayton County District Attorney’s Office
• Clayton County officer of the Solicitor General
• Cobb County Police Department
• CSEC Response Team of CACGA
• DeKalb County District Attorney's Office
• Department of Community Supervision
• Department of Homeland Security 
• Department of Labor 
• Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health 
• Douglas County’s District Attorney’s Office
• Federal Bureau of Investigation
• Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network (GAIN)
• Georgia Bureau of Investigation
• Georgia Center for Child Advocacy
• Children's Advocacy Centers of Georgia
• Georgia Commission on Women
• Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice
• Georgia Office of the Attorney General 
• Georgia Sheriffs Association 
• Gwinnett County Police Department
• Homeland Security Investigations
• Houston’s County Sheriff’s office
• Institute on Healthcare and Human Trafficking at the SVB Center for Safe and Healthy Children at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
• Newton Police Department
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
• Office of the District Attorney - Cobb Judicial Circuit
• Office of the Fulton County District Attorney
• Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia
• Richmond County School System Department of School Safety 
• Smyrna PD
• Someone Cares
• Street Grace
• Tapestri Inc. 
• Towaliga District Attorney’s Office
• United States Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia
• United States Attorney's Office, Middle District of Georgia
• United States Customs 
• Wellspring Living 
• Western Judicial Circuit District Attorney Office
• Wilbanks Child Endangerment and Sexual Exploitation (CEASE) Clinic

Roles and Responsibilities of Members:

• To serve on the Coalition Task Force and to-be determined committee. 
• To review data and research on human trafficking as provided by CJCC’s Statistical Analysis Center and project coordinators. 
• To review model protocols and best practices for developing a coordinated statewide response. 
• To attend meetings in-person or via web conference. 
• To respond to email communications in a timely manner. 
• Participate in surveys and respond to requests from CJCC’s Statistical Analysis Center to evaluate the operations of the Task Force. 
• To use the designated project platform to share files. 
• To designate a substitute attendee to address agency commitments to the Task Force when member is not available. 

Benefits of Participation: 

• Enhance service delivery 
• Learn about new resources and referrals 
• Strengthen partnerships and develop new ones 
• Network and build relationships with state agency leaders, victim service organization staff, and criminal justice system agencies 
• Improve your organization's visibility 
• Take part in enhancing services and justice for human trafficking victims in Georgia