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ATL Youth Works

We’re asking for your support of the ATL NAACP Youth Works Committee and our Project SHE campaign. Our goal is to collect essential feminine hygiene products for middle school students across Atlanta — helping ensure our young ladies have what they need to feel confident and supported while at school.

April 16, 2026

ATL Youth Works Project SHE Campaign

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