Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of
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“I’m running for Georgia Public Service Commission, a job you probably never heard of and may not think is important. I’m here to tell you that it is important, especially to fight climate change.” Daniel Blackman The nation has Georgia
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President Joe Biden is actively working to reform Immigration and Customs Enforcement. This follows on the heels of multiple scandals during the Trump administration that included separating families, placing children in cages
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Georgia now has TWO of the worst voter suppression bills in the nation moving quickly through our legislature: SB 241 and HB 531.
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Over the last year of voting in a pandemic, counties were hard-pressed to find the money required to provide access to voting that could safely accommodate their communities. Many were able to
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Environmental Bills in State Legislature This Week – Call to Action Toxic Coal Ash and Water Protection HB 176Making sure that the toxins in coal ash stay out of Georgia’s water has
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Holding Elected Officials Accountable Engage and Build Community for an Equitable Tomorrow Restrictions on Voting Flying Through the Georgia Senate and House – Write and Call FEBRUARY 19, 2021~ INDIVISIBLEGACOALITION Voting is the
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Voting Rights, Unfunded Mandates for Counties Restrictions on Age of Approved Absentee Voters, Submit Copy of ID With Absentee Ballot Application, Costs to Counties, and Removing Local Control We are asking for
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Medicaid Expansion Update, Citizen’s Arrest Repeal, Clean Energy, and School Vouchers Update on Medicaid Expansion in Georgia Last year the Center for Medicaid Services approved a work requirement stipulation to an already
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Corporate Immunity is already a reality in Georgia, and it is up for renewal. House Bill 112 extends this legislation until August 2022.
MoreHealth care facilities must be able to set safety protocols to protect patients, staff, & visitors. Contact your state rep in opposition to HB290.
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This blog explains proposed bills, the technologies being used to organize the resistance, and the history of Jim Crow laws used to suppress Black voters.
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