African American Women Trucking Association Launches Youth Workforce Program at New Doraville Training Hub

Doraville, GA - The African American Women Trucking Association is proud to announce the launch of its Future Forward Youth Supply Chain & Logistics Program, a workforce development initiative designed to equip youth ages 15-19 with critical skills for careers in one of the nation's fastest-growing industries.

The program will officially begin in June 15th 2026 and will be hosted at AAWTA's newly established training and innovation center, The Power Lab, located at 5269 Buford Highway, Doraville 30340.

Registration is now open, and parents are encouraged to enroll their students early. AAWTA is currently offering an early bird discount of up to 30% off tuition through June 1, 2026, providing families with an opportunity to secure access to this high-impact program at a reduced rate.

Building the Next Generation of Industry Leaders

The Future Forward Youth Program is designed to introduce participants to real-world opportunities across the supply chain and logistics ecosystem. Through hands-on instruction and guided learning, students will gain exposure to:

Trucking 101,Supply chain fundamentals and logistics operations
Entrepreneurship and business development
Career readiness and professional development skills

This initiative aims to bridge the gap between education and employment by creating early access pathways into high-demand careers within trucking, logistics, and supply chain management.

Introducing The Power Lab: A Hub for Learning and Opportunity

The program will be hosted at AAWTA's new facility, The Power Lab, a hybrid training and workforce development space designed to serve as a central hub for education, innovation, and community engagement.

Located in Doraville, The Power Lab provides:

In-person and virtual (hybrid) learning capabilities
Classroom-style workforce training for small cohorts
Space for hands-on instruction, collaboration, and program development

This new location reinforces AAWTA's commitment to creating accessible, community-based workforce solutions that extend beyond traditional training models.

A Commitment to Workforce Development and Community Impact

AAWTA continues to expand its mission of advancing equity and access within the trucking and logistics industry by developing programs that support underserved communities, including youth, women, and individuals facing barriers to employment.

"This program represents more than education-it's about exposure, opportunity, and creating a pipeline for the next generation to step confidently into careers that drive our economy," said Nicole Ward, President and Co-Founder of AAWTA. "With the launch of The Power Lab, we are creating a space where learning meets real opportunity."

Get Involved

AAWTA is currently seeking community partners, sponsors, and volunteers to support the Future Forward Youth Program. Organizations and individuals interested in contributing to workforce development and youth empowerment are encouraged to get involved.

To learn more, sponsor a student, or register, visit:
🌐 www.aawta.org | Programs | Workforce Development

African American Women Trucking Association (AAWTA)
5269 Buford Highway Suite 213
Doraville GA 30340
contact@aawta.org | Media@aawta.org
www.aawta.org
770.756.6768

The African American Women Trucking Association is a national nonprofit organization committed to advancing equity in the trucking and logistics industry. Through workforce development programs, education, mentorship, and strategic partnerships, AAWTA creates pathways to sustainable careers, entrepreneurship, and economic mobility.

This release was published on openPR.