Atlanta promotes second chance program with job fair and expungement event

May 20, 2025 | Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia

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The recent government meeting in Atlanta highlighted Council member Andrea L. Boone's commitment to supporting second chances for community members reentering society. Boone emphasized the importance of ensuring that individuals have access to training, job opportunities, and fair treatment, reinforcing the city's long-standing dedication to second chance initiatives over the past 12 years.

During the meeting, Boone shared her recent efforts, including a second chance job fair held three weeks prior, aimed at connecting individuals with employment opportunities. She also announced an upcoming expungement event in collaboration with District Attorney Fonnie Willis and the Clerk of Superior Court, which aims to assist community members in clearing their criminal records to improve their chances of securing jobs and housing.
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Boone plans to further engage the community by hosting round table town hall meetings at local churches, providing a platform for discussion and support for those seeking to rebuild their lives. This initiative underscores the city's ongoing commitment to fostering an inclusive environment where all citizens can thrive.

Converted from Council member Andrea L. Boone on 25-R-3447 meeting on May 20, 2025
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