GA SR668

Recognizes April 2022 as Genocide Prevention and Awareness Month at the Georgia state capitol to educate the public about historical and contemporary genocides and commemorate victims

Enumerates multiple genocides and mass atrocities throughout history, including the Armenian Genocide (1915), the Holocaust, the Holodomor in Ukraine, the Cambodian genocide, the Rwandan genocide (800,000 killed), the Darfur crisis, and the ongoing persecution of Rohingya and Uyghur populations

Highlights rising antisemitism in the United States, citing the American Jewish Committee's 2021 report showing one in four American Jews experienced antisemitism and referencing attacks on synagogues in Poway, Pittsburgh, and Colleyville

Commends AJC ACCESS Atlanta, the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust, the Georgia Coalition to Prevent Genocide, and other organizations for their efforts to enhance the security and dignity of minority populations

Directs the Secretary of the Senate to provide a copy of the resolution to AJC ACCESS Atlanta