Legendary Stonewall activist and author Miss Major Griffin-Gracy will be joining ACLU of Georgia experts to talk about how we’re fighting back against the attack on trans rights in Georgia.
Join us at the Atlanta Pride Festival, Saturday, October 14 and Sunday, October 15! We're looking for volunteers to help at the festival table, hand out swag, share information about our programs, and walk in the parade.
The 60th Anniversary Celebration was an amazing event, celebrating our accomplishments and re-affirming our vision for the fights ahead.
Now that the session has come to a close and new laws have gone into effect we are excited to look back at the 2023 legislative session and discuss the wins, losses, and what is next.
The ACLU of Georgia has spent the last several weeks lobbying on critical issues like privacy, first amendment protections, criminal justice reform, and voting rights!
The ACLU of Georgia is seeking volunteers to become legal observers during the legislative session. Legal observers help defend democracy by adding extra eyes and ears to the Georgia State Capitol and protecting free speech at protests.
Are you a student interested in fighting for civil rights and civil liberties? Join us and our partners to speak with legislators at the Georgia State Capitol about priority bills that directly effect students.
The ACLU of Georgia is seeking volunteers to become legal observers during the legislative session. Capitol observers help defend democracy by adding extra eyes and ears at critical times and at the Capitol, and by protecting free speech. Registration is required to attend.
Join the ACLU of Georgia supporters on February 1, 2023 as we take our fight for civil liberties to the state Capitol. We will start our day with a legislative workshop at Central Presbyterian Church led by ACLU of Georgia policy experts before walking over to talk to legislators!
The ACLU of Georgia is seeking volunteers to become legal observers during the legislative session. Capitol observers help defend democracy by adding extra eyes and ears at critical times and at the Capitol, and by protecting free speech. Registration is required to attend.