Diversity Job Casting™

100 Black Men of Atlanta, Inc. is a non-profit, civic and community action organization founded by nineteen local Atlanta men in October 1986 and at that time, was one of five 100 Black Men chapters in the country. The 100 Black Men of Atlanta is now one of 103 chapters. Together these chapters make up the 100 Black Men of America, Inc. which is also built on the tradition of self-help and is a permanent fixture in the African-American experience as well as a key factor in the Black community's survival in an often oppressive society.

9to5 is a national grassroots membership organization that strengthens women’s ability to work for economic justice. 9to5 accomplishes its mission by building local networks and chapters, working for corporate and public policy change, and providing information, support, and resources to women experiencing discrimination, harassment, and oppression.

The AARP Foundation Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) helps job seekers improve their skills, obtain training, and find a job. If you're 55 or over and meet the income guidelines, we can help you enter-or re-enter-the job market. SCSEP helps you improve your skills and gain work experience and self-confidence so that you can succeed in your job search.

The mission of the Achor Center is to provide an exceptional, effective, innovative model of intervention for homeless women and women with children. Achor will provide a comprehensive strategy of support and education to promote economic independence and participation in mainstream society. The purpose of the Achor Center is to provide a safe and nurturing environment where participants are able to develop appropriate parenting and life skills by becoming regularly engaged in constructive activities that promote positive family and community lifestyles.

Action Ministries works in communities across North Georgia to provide help and hope for the hurting. We are a faith-based non-profit organization with roots in the United Methodist Church. Our programs of feeding, clothing, children’s services, emergency assistance, transitional housing, services for persons with HIV/AIDS and support in overcoming addiction and homelessness offer help in crisis today and hope for wholeness tomorrow.

The Agape Community Center opened in June of 1997 as an outreach ministry of Trinity Presbyterian Church. The Center now operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization governed by representatives from neighborhoods, churches, and other community organizations. Our mission is to help neighborhoods built communities. To accomplish this mission, the Center provides programs and facilitates community organizing for the residents of the Bolton Road community in northwest Atlanta.

Our mission is to improve the quality of life for the Asian-American population, increase cultural awareness, and encourage communication within the diverse Atlanta community. AARC's job training and placement services help educate and train individuals of all ages for employment, and provide opportunities for entrance into fields of work field that many would not be able to access on their own. These services engender economic independence and advocacy both at the individual and community level.

Founded in 1986, the Atlanta Children's Shelter provides free, quality day care, emotional support, an educational curriculum for homeless children, and focused social services for their families. Dedicated to helping families overcome the issues that contribute to homelessness, including domestic violence and job loss, the Atlanta Children's Shelter focuses on the long term self sufficiency of the family – which sets us apart from other Atlanta homeless shelters.

The AEC Employment Program is an employment program that addresses the unique employment needs of the homeless and those who are at risk of becoming homeless. Prevention and recovery from homelessness are our priorities, putting people to work in permanent jobs is what we do.

The Atlanta Executive Network, a non-profit corporation, is one of the largest LGBT professional networking organizations in the country. AEN's mission is to be the premier LGBT business organization in the state of Georgia that fosters new business and social networking relationships within the diverse LGBT community and its supporters, and coordinates prominent guest speakers who advocate relevant issues.

Our mission is to foster hope among persons who are addicted and/or homeless and provide them with support system for their internal process of recovery as defined by the 12-Step program. Through this process we will continue to achieve a very high rate of successful recovery and eventual self-sufficiency.

Atlanta Union Mission is a Christian ministry that brings Christ's healing power to any person in crisis through programs of rescue and recovery. The Mission serves as many as 1,070 men, women and children every day of the year with emergency shelter, residential recovery and transitional housing. Over the years, the Mission has grown from a single shelter in downtown Atlanta to six facilities, which provide emergency food and shelter, residential recovery programs and transitional housing.

The Atlanta Urban League provides high-quality education, training and employment opportunities for individuals as well as the Metropolitan Atlanta business community. The Employment Services Office is a division of the Workforce Development Department. The mission of the Workforce Development Department is to connect clients and students to employment, workforce information, education and training.

The Atlanta Urban League Young Professionals (AULYP) is comprised of young professionals across metro Atlanta who are dedicated to serving their local communities through social and community activism. The mission of this organization, based on the strategic imperatives of the National Urban League, is simple – to provide empowerment in five core areas. We accomplish this by supporting the Atlanta Urban League (AUL) locally and engaging young professionals in the AUL's movement towards the achievement of social and economic equality.

Atlanta Urban Ministry is part of Action Ministries, Inc. (formerly Urban Action) a faith-based non-profit charitable organization related to the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church. Atlanta Urban Ministry provides help and hope for people in need of all cultures and beliefs, and provides environments for positive and permanent life changes.

Bobby Dodd Institute empowers people with disabilities and disadvantages to take ownership of and grow their potential. By focusing on the cultivation of abilities, the lives of our clients are changed as they gain independence, build economic self-sufficiency, and ultimately integrate into the workplace.