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Jerzy Shedlock

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Communications Strategist

Communications

Bio


Jerzy Shedlock (he/him) is a communications strategist at the ACLU of Georgia. He writes, edits, designs, and produces content for our organization, equipping Georgians with the tools needed to take action and defend their civil liberties and rights. Prior to joining the ACLU, Jerzy worked as a journalist for a decade in his home state of Alaska, as well as in the Pacific Northwest, covering criminal legal reform, education, and other general assignment news. His reporting took him inside jails, to the offices of lawmakers, and to rural communities far from the states' urban centers. Upon departing the world of journalism, he was the communications coordinator for the Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA) in Portland, Oregon, and shared the successes of the city's family of numerous Indigenous tribes who are fighting for recognition of their cultural wealth.

Featured Work


News & Commentary
ACLU of Georgia supporters gathered for a poll observer training in Atlanta in August 2026.
  • Voter Rights

Meet the Georgians Watching the Polls in 2026

Over the coming months, many Georgians will volunteer as poll observers during the 2026 election season. We'll follow them for early voting, when they spend time at polling places, and see what election protection looks like up close.
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  • Voter Rights

Georgia’s Elections System and Voting Maps Are at a Turning Point

We’re focused on two issues that could shape future elections in Georgia: the state’s looming QR code deadline and the redrawing of voting maps.