Resource Hub
A curated library of data tools, community programs, training curricula, policy resources, and crisis services — organized to help partners find what they need and connect across Metro Atlanta.
Satcher Institute at Morehouse School of Medicine
Free, interactive data platform covering a broad range of health equity topics, including gun violence, HIV, maternal mortality, COVID-19, diabetes, and mental health, alongside determinants of health such as poverty, uninsurance, housing instability, food insecurity, and air quality. Searchable by race, age, geography, and outcome type across Georgia and the U.S.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
National database of fatal and nonfatal injury data, including firearm-related deaths and injuries. Allows custom queries by state, age group, race, and intent.
Georgia Department of Public Health
State-level surveillance data on violent deaths in Georgia, including firearm homicide, suicide, and unintentional injury. Used to identify trends and inform prevention strategies.
100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc.
Community-led campaign addressing gun violence through mentoring, youth engagement, and civic action. Bridges public health strategy with on-the-ground outreach in communities most affected by violence.
Cure Violence
Evidence-based community intervention model that interrupts cycles of violence using credible messengers and outreach workers embedded in high-violence neighborhoods.
The King Center
Six-week curriculum rooted in Dr. King's philosophy of nonviolence, providing practical tools for conflict reconciliation, community healing, and youth empowerment.
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Leading academic center for evidence-based gun violence prevention research, policy analysis, and training for public health professionals and community practitioners.
Everytown for Gun Safety
Rigorous, independent research on gun violence in America, covering policy effectiveness, state law comparisons, and community-level impact data to support advocacy and legislation.
GCAGV
Statewide advocacy organization working to reduce gun violence through education, community engagement, and support for evidence-based legislation in Georgia.
Grady Health System
Level I trauma center serving Metro Atlanta, including the Grady Trauma Recovery Center which provides mental health support and violence intervention for gunshot survivors.
SAMHSA
24/7 crisis support by call, text, or chat. Connects individuals in mental health crises, including those at risk of firearm self-harm, to local crisis centers and counselors.
GCAL / Behavioral Health Link
Statewide 24/7 crisis line (1-800-715-4225) connecting Georgians to mental health crisis care, mobile crisis teams, and emergency psychiatric services.