The last three days of the Georgia Assembly are action packed but not always for the good of the people of Georgia. Some lawmakers may feel pressure to push for […]
Sunday Civics: Quick Actions – Big Impac
Today’s civic actions:Save the Okefenokee, Expiring SNAP Benefits, SB140 Criminalizing Medical Treatment for Transgender Children, The People’s CDC, and Public School Teachers and Social Security, and an additional to our […]
Saturday Civics: Your Actions Strengthen...
Monday promises to be a big day at the Georgia legislature. It is incumbent upon us to do our civic duty by letting our voices be heard by Monday morning. […]
Our Fragile Democracy and Transgender Ri...
Check in on Saturday for our Civic Saturday action list both local and national. They are quick but needed actions. In the meantime we need to spend today, Friday and […]
The Pediatric Health Safe Storage Bill, ...
The Pediatric Health Safe Storage Bill, HB 161, actually has a hearing scheduled March 16 at 8 am, 506 Coverdell Legislative Office Building. This bill establishes the offense of making […]
Georgia’s Future Needs Your Attention
Today we have three bills for your consideration and for action. The future of our state, our young people, their health and education is at great risk. Our prosecutorial system […]
Crossover Day Calls to Action: School Vo...
Senate Set to Vote on Vouchers on Monday! Lawmakers have added Senate Bill 233 to the calendar to be voted on by the full Senate chamber on Monday. If enacted […]
Bills That Require Your Attention: Okefe...
Many thanks to our member group Avondale ACTion for these 3 calls to action. 1. Advocate for protection of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. A bipartisan group of state legislators […]
Oppose Dangerous Gun Legislation: SB319
CALL TO ACTION: Oppose Dangerous Gun Legislation: SB 319 Monday morning, we expect a slate of pro-gun bills will be scheduled for a vote by the Georgia Senate. The most […]
Webinar: Privatization of Schools, Local...
Are private entities better at managing the functions of government? What does the “public good” mean? What do we sacrifice in public/private partnerships? What’s really behind school vouchers? Will the […]