Tracey Mosley’s job fits his passion for helping others get their lives on track. Mosley directs the ULGA’s programs that primarily serve at-risk youth and young adults who come from high poverty and high crime neighborhoods. His mission is to encourage, mentor and develop them “to reach their highest potential.” Prior to his current position …
Hancy Adelcat lost both his parents early in his life. With no stable place to live or adults to care for him, he fell under the influence of a criminal element and lost all hope for a productive future. Then he was referred to the Urban League of Greater Atlanta, where he entered the Urban …
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The National Urban League Wire Released by: Marc H. Morial, President & CEO, National Urban League “The phenomenon we have seen in America since the announcement of the non-indictments of officers in the killings of Michael Brown and Eric Garner is new to a generation, but not to the nation. Young people have always helped …
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Urban League of Greater Atlanta cordially invites you to Join us for our 2013 Annual Meeting and Stakeholder’s Luncheon. May 17, 2013 Noon – 2PM. Click the flyer for tickets.
Are you interested in learning about an exciting career in Retail as you develop marketable job skills and earn professional certification in customer service? Urban League of Greater Atlanta in partnership with Macy’s presents: Retail Training and Professional Certification May 22 – June 5, 2013 from 10:30am – 4pm. Click the flyer to register!!
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