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Kayrita M. Anderson

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Kayrita Anderson

Kayrita M. Anderson serves as Chief Executive Officer of the Harold & Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation, based in Atlanta, Georgia. Through this role Kayrita has been widely recognized for her devoted work to combat the commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC), a cause that has become the centerpiece of her family foundation.

The Harold and Kayrita Anderson Family Foundation

Social change cannot happen merely from the top down, and in this way philanthropy and charity is often the difference between a hand out and a hand up. We strategically fund programs that not only serve those stuck in the trenches, but build bridges to bring them to an equal footing. Bridges that allow people to move from vulnerability to self-sufficiency, from research to results and from ideas to accomplishments.

Georgia Reaches Out to Girls Lost in 'the Life'

10/07/2009

Women's eNews: A new program in Georgia helps prostituted girls and teens find a way out of "the life." Eight juveniles have been in the program since July and state officials expect that number to grow.

Read the full story here (offsite link)

Investing in Women Key to Economy

05/01/2009

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Article: Even before the stock market crashed and job losses and home repossessions wreaked havoc in the lives of millions, Atlanta was all too familiar with the scourge of economic crisis —- a burden borne disproportionately by women and children.

Read the Full Article Here (offsite link).

Conference 2009 Session - How Atlanta's Women Organized to Protect Girls

Through coercion, abuse and imprisonment, adolescent girls are sexually exploited on the streets, through escort services and online. Learn how Atlanta's women organized to defend the girls of Georgia.

Presented at the 2009 Conference Investing in Women: Worldwide Return in Atlanta, Georgia.

Annual Meeting and Issues Forum Empowering Women: The Ripple Effect

Annual Meeting and Issues Forum Empowering Women: The Ripple Effect

When: April 22, 2009, from 8:30-10:30am

Where: The Atlanta Girls' School, 3254 Northside Parkway NW

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Annual Meeting and Issues Forum Empowering Women: The Ripple Effect

Annual Meeting and Issues Forum Empowering Women: The Ripple Effect

When: April 22, 2009 form 8:30-10:30am

Where: The Atlanta Girls' School, 3254 Northside Parkway NW

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Deborah Richardson Honored for Commitment to Stop Child Prostitution

Women's Funding Network Chief Program Officer Deborah Richardson will be among five women and men recognized for their commitment to stopping the prostitution of children in Georgia at the “Lighting up the Future” fundraiser on Jan. 28, 2009, benefiting A Future. Not A Past, a statewide campaign to end the commercial sexual exploitation of children.

The fundraiser will be held at The Westin Peachtree Plaza in downtown Atlanta.

Embargo: 
January 21, 2009 - 2:pm

The Atlanta Women’s Foundation Names Barbara J. Mosacchio CEO

The Atlanta Women’s Foundation (AWF) announced that Barbara J. Mosacchio will become its chief executive officer. Barbara will officially join AWF on November 10, 2008.

ATLANTA (September 12, 2008) – The Atlanta Women’s Foundation (AWF) announced that Barbara J. Mosacchio will become its chief executive officer. Barbara will officially join AWF on November 10, 2008, Emily-May Richards, AWF Board Chair and CFO/COO of The Shoptaw Group announced today.

Embargo: 
September 15, 2008 - 2:pm
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Atlanta Women's Foundation

The Atlanta Women's Foundation is Georgia's only public foundation focused exclusively on the issues of women and girls. We serve five counties in the metropolitan Atlanta area and our donors, and grantee partners come from all walks of life and from all communities. We represent divergent views and experiences, but we all share one important belief: together, we can increase self-sufficiency among women and girls and accomplish positive social change.

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