L-R: Hall County Solicitor and Georgia Commission on Family Violence Chairwoman Stephanie Woodard, new Executive Director April Ross, GCV Commissioners Jacqueline Bunn and Michelle Bedingfield. Courtesy photo
“April Ross is by a wide-margin the greatest person I have ever known,” Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard said. “She has overcome obstacles most people could not even imagine."
September 11, 2019 at 10:45 AM
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A prosecutor shot and paralyzed by her husband after she filed for divorce has become a champion for survivors of intimate partner violence. Now she will lead a statewide effort to end it.
The Georgia Commission on Family Violence (GCFV) announced that April Ross will be its new executive director. The news came during the agency’s 25th annual Statewide Family Violence Conference at the Classic Center in Athens this week. She has bipartisan support.
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