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The Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys ("GABWA") was founded in 1981 by a group of African American women who desired to form a voluntary bar organization that would focus on women and children's issues, increase black female representation in the judiciary and in public offices, and take a proactive stance on political issues. Today, GABWA has an active membership of almost 450 women and men who strive each day to fulfill the organization's mission: to nurture, support and galvanize the power of Black women attorneys, advocate for women and children and empower our communities. GABWA is open to all persons, regardless of race or sex.

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