Press Releases

The Georgia Commission on Family Violence (GCFV) is pleased to announce the release of ten localized editions of Family Violence Statistics and Trends in Judicial Districts of Georgia 2013-2017.

ATLANTA - Governor Brian P. Kemp appointed Tomieka R. Daniel to serve on the Georgia Commission on Family Violence. Ms. Daniel was appointed to serve on the Commission to fill the required position for the representative from the Third Judicial Administrative District of Georgia.

ATLANTA -  Governor Brian P. Kemp appointed Barbara Jo Neville to serve on the Georgia Commission on Family Violence. Ms. Neville was appointed to serve on the Commission to fill the required position for the representative from the Department of Community Supervision.

ATLANTA -  Governor Brian P. Kemp appointed Janet Paulsen to serve on the Georgia Commission on Family Violence. Ms. Paulsen was appointed to serve on the Commission to fill the required position as a representative of family violence survivors in Georgia.

ATLANTA -  Governor Brian P. Kemp appointed Bradford Lee Rigby to serve on the Georgia Commission on Family Violence. Mr. Rigby was appointed to serve on the Commission to fill the required position for the representative from the Eighth Judicial Administrative District of Georgia.

ATLANTA - The Georgia Commission on Family Violence (GCFV) presented its Task Force of The Year Award to the Cherokee County Domestic Violence Task Force at the 26th Annual Family Violence Conference.

ATLANTA - The Georgia Commission on Family Violence (GCFV) presented its “Task Force Member of the Year Award” to Kristin Fulford, of the Savannah Family Violence Council, during the Commission’s 26th Annual Family Violence Conference.

ATLANTA -  The Georgia Commission on Family Violence (GCFV) celebrates journalists and media outlets who cover the issue of domestic violence in a way that furthers the goal of ending violence against women in our state. Responsible Coverage Award recipients are leaders in their field whose reporting leads to greater public understanding of violence against women and the myriad ways in which the community can play a role in ending it.

ATLANTA -  The Georgia Commission on Family Violence (GCFV) recognizes leaders in social justice who work for the betterment of women in Georgia through the Gender Justice Award.
 

ATLANTA- The Georgia Commission on Family Violence (GCFV) presented its Moving the Work Forward Award to the Georgia Commission on Dispute Resolution Rules Committee during the 26th Annual Family Violence Conference.