Atlanta teen takeovers: $50K grant awarded to launch safe community spaces
Two 17-year-old founders secured a $50,000 grant to combat Atlanta teen takeovers by building safe spaces for young people.
Two 17-year-old founders secured a $50,000 grant to combat Atlanta teen takeovers by building safe spaces for young people.
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