Upcoming Events & Trainings

Upcoming Events: Mosaic in the Community — 2026

April Events: Awareness & Community

Date & Time: April 1 – April 30, 2026
Location: Open to any business partners, employers, professionals, college students, and other community members throughout Gwinnett County and Metro Atlanta.
Details: April is a time to raise awareness, support survivors, and celebrate our community. Join us for these key events:

Key Events:

April 7 – Wear Teal Day (Sexual Assault Awareness)
Show support for survivors of sexual assault by wearing teal and raising awareness.
April 10 – Wear Blue Day (Child Abuse Prevention)
Promote child safety and prevention by wearing blue and joining the conversation.
April 29 – Denim Day (Sexual Assault Awareness)
Stand in solidarity with survivors of sexual violence.

Ongoing Activities (All Month):

Dine With Purpose (Community Event)

Details: Support Mosaic Georgia’s programs by dining in or ordering at participating restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, and more throughout Gwinnett County and Metro Atlanta ALL MONTH LONG. A portion of proceeds helps fund local community initiatives.

Participating Locations:

iGet Juiced – Option 1
178 E Crogan St, Suite 100, Lawrenceville, GA 30046
The owner will donate a portion of all TRUE BLUE smoothies and BLUE BLISS cold-pressed juice sales
Wandaful Herbs
2715 Buford Hwy, #400, Duluth, GA 30096
The owner plans to donate 10% on a featured item (to be confirmed soon).

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How to Participate:

Visit any participating location during April
Ask about or mention Mosaic Georgia (if required)
Enjoy food or drinks while supporting children and survivors in your community

Blue Pinwheel Project (Child Abuse Prevention)
Mosaic Georgia will be placing blue pinwheels throughout the community as a symbol of hope, safety, and support for children and families.

Contact for More Info:
Jennifer Zuniga
Email: Jenniferz@mosaicga.org
Phone: 770-497-9122 ext. 2074

October

Fourth Annual Dash 4 Domestic Violence Awareness 5K

Date & Time: Saturday, October 3, 2026 | 8:00 AM
Location: Alexander Park, 955 Scenic Highway, Lawrenceville, GA 30044
Details: Join us for the Fourth Annual Dash 4 Domestic Violence Awareness 5K at Alexander Park.

When neighbors come together, real change happens. Lace up to take a powerful stand against domestic violence and sexual assault. Whether you walk, jog, run, or cheer from the sidelines, your participation makes a difference.

Every step supports three vital organizations, including Mosaic Georgia, providing lifesaving services to survivors and education throughout our community. Let’s make this our biggest and most impactful year yet.

➡ Register or Sponsor

💜 Mark your calendar. We cannot wait to dash for change together.

Mosaic Masterpieces

Date & Time: Sunday, October 4th
Location: 550 N Clayton St, Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Details: Our reimagined signature Mosaic Masterpieces event has transformed into an inspiring Sunday brunch experience featuring delicious food, live music, curated auction packages. For questions or to secure your sponsorship, contact Lacie Manning at Laciem@mosaicga.org or 630-945-5535.

Your presence and support help us continue providing critical services to survivors of sexual abuse, a mission we have proudly upheld for over 40 years.
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Featured Awareness Series

Upfront Gwinnett: Trapped and Trafficked

Gwinnett County launched a Human Trafficking Awareness Initiative to shed light on the realities of trafficking in our community. As part of this initiative, Upfront Gwinnett created the four-part video series Trapped and Trafficked, which centers survivor voices and the advocates working to prevent exploitation.

Mosaic Georgia is featured in Episode One, with Lanie George sharing her perspective as a trafficking survivor and Marina Sampanes Peed addressing the “how” and “why” behind human trafficking.

Throughout the series, Upfront Gwinnett takes viewers inside the often unseen realities of exploitation—highlighting how trafficking happens, who is affected, and what prevention and healing can look like.

Human trafficking is real.
It is local.
And it often goes unseen.

Awareness starts with education and conversation.

Watch the Video Series

VIEW EPISODE ONE: Upfront Gwinnett: Trapped and Trafficked | It’s Not That Bad

VIEW EPISODE TWO: Upfront Gwinnett: Trapped and Trafficked | The Ones You Don’t See

VIEW EPISODE THREE: Upfront Gwinnett: Trapped and Trafficked | The Tipping Point

VIEW EPISODE FOUR: Upfront Gwinnett: Trapped and Trafficked | A New Path Forward

Wholeness Collective Class Offerings

Join a a Finding Hope Support Group, or a nature hike offered as part of our trauma-informed wellness program.
View our class series and other events.

Medical Trainings for Sexual Assault Nurse/Forensic Examiners (SANEs/SAFEs)

PRO/SANE Monthly Peer Review Sessions for Forensic Medical Exams (FME)

SANE moderated peer reviews to foster shared learning and skill building. These virtual sessions are held the third Wednesdays of each month at 12:30PM ET.
Get more information

SANE Community Support Network

A private, supportive online gathering place for SANEs, medical professionals and leaders of agencies that offer forensic medical services.
Request to join

Retreats for Survivors

Saprea’s ongoing Haven Retreats in North Georgia are a free, clinically informed four-day experience followed by a self-guided online course for adult women who were sexually abused at or before age 18. Find out details about our survivor retreats.