Senator Gail Davenport to Support New Testament Gospel Worldwide Ministries’ COVID-19 Relief Day

ATLANTA (May 12, 2020) | On Saturday, Sen. Gail Davenport (D – Jonesboro) will join the New Testament Gospel Worldwide Ministries (NTG) as part of their COVID-19 Relief Day. Designated by the Georgia Department of Public Health as a COVID-19 testing site, NTG plans to provide community members with the opportunity for drive-thru testing, as well as to receive face masks, gloves, food items and more.

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Third Meeting of the Senate Study Committee on the Educational Development of African American Children in Georgia

ATLANTA (October 23, 2019) | The third meeting of the Senate Study Committee on the Educational Development of African American Children in Georgia will be held on Thursday, November 7, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. in room 450 of the Georgia State Capitol. An agenda will be sent out at a later date. Continue reading “Third Meeting of the Senate Study Committee on the Educational Development of African American Children in Georgia”

Sen. Gail Davenport Hosts Meeting for the Senate Study Committee on the Educational Development of African American Children in Georgia

ATLANTA (October 17, 2019) | Senator Gail Davenport (D – Jonesboro) hosted the second meeting of the Senate Study Committee on the Educational Development of African American Children in Georgia at Clayton State University on Tuesday, October 15. Continue reading “Sen. Gail Davenport Hosts Meeting for the Senate Study Committee on the Educational Development of African American Children in Georgia”

First Meeting of the Senate Study Committee on the Educational Development of African American Children in Georgia

ATLANTA (September 9, 2019) | The first meeting of the Senate Study Committee on the Educational Development of African American Children in Georgia will be held on Wednesday, September 18, 2019, at 10:00 a.m. in room 450 at the State Capitol.

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