Who We Are

The Nia Project’s mission is to empower African American women survivors of abuse, experiencing suicidal thoughts to access behavioral health services, find a new sense of purpose, lead more meaningful lives, and affirm their commitment to living a violence-free life.

“Nia” is a principle of Kwanzaa, meaning “Purpose.”

Nia Project Strategic Plan >>

Nia Project Research >>

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  • Winter Holiday Party 2021

  • Winter Holiday Party 2021

  • Winter Holiday Party 2021

  • Thanksgiving 2021

  • Thanksgiving 2021

  • Thanksgiving 2021

  • Thanksgiving 2021

  • Gifts to group members.

  • Gifts to group members.

  • 2019 Nia Meet and Greet: Patients Meet New Staff

  • Gifts to group members.

  • Gifts to group members.

  • Casa Duncan-Flores Fiesta Fundraiser for Nia

  • Casa Duncan-Flores Fiesta Fundraiser for Nia

  • Part of our clinical workspace, furnished with generous donations from Rooms to Go

  • Casa Duncan-Flores Fiesta Fundraiser for Nia

  • Casa Duncan-Flores Fiesta Fundraiser for Nia

  • Casa Duncan-Flores Fiesta Fundraiser for Nia

  • Casa Duncan-Flores Fiesta Fundraiser for Nia

  • The Nia Project's group trip to the Atlanta Botanical Gardens for the 'Chihuly in the Garden' exhibit

  • Dr. Nadine Kaslow presents at the MaryLynn Morgan Lecture about the Nia Project

  • Casa Duncan-Flores Fiesta Fundraiser for Nia

  • More of our clinical workspace, furnished with generous donations from Rooms to Go

  • Private meeting room for individual therapy sessions

  • The Nia Project's group trip to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

NIA FEATURED ON YOUR FANTASTIC MIND

The Nia Project was featured in the season 3 premiere of Your Fantastic Mind, focusing on our research and treatment-based program empowering African-American women survivors of abuse experiencing suicidal thoughts.

NEWS HEADLINES

Nadine Kaslow is honored by Atlanta Magazine as a Woman Making a Mark More>>

Nia Project publishes its third art and poetry book More >>

Nia Project team presented research at the 2019 Annual APA Convention More >>

Dr. Nadine Kaslow comments on disturbing trends related to death by suicide: