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May 12, 2023

Veto of Funding to Improve Voting Process is Another Attack on Free, Fair Elections in Georgia

Voter Rights

On May 5, Governor Brian Kemp used his veto pen to eliminate $550,000 in state funding that had been appropriated for new voter check in machines designed to lower wait times.

On May 5, Governor Brian Kemp used his veto pen to eliminate $550,000 in state funding that had been appropriated for new voter check in machines designed to lower wait times.

people waiting in line to vote
people waiting in line to vote
Apr 17, 2023

ACLU: Army National Guard’s recruitment tactics are inherently invasive to high school students

Speech and Privacy
ACLU of Georgia Policy Counsel Ben Lynde was quoted in a revealing investigative report published this weekend by The Intercept that shows the Georgia Army National Guard plans to combine two deeply...
By Jerzy Shedlock
ACLU of Georgia Policy Counsel Ben Lynde was quoted in a revealing investigative report published this weekend by The Intercept that shows the Georgia Army National Guard plans to combine two deeply...
By Jerzy Shedlock
Teaser image from social media for The Intercept article on geofencing in Georgia
Teaser image from social media for The Intercept article on geofencing in Georgia
Apr 10, 2023

“You Show Up”: An Interview with ACLU of Ga.’s Outstanding Volunteer Award Recipient

LGBTQ+ Rights
In addition to the steadfast work of the ACLU of Georgia’s Policy and Advocacy team, we rely on volunteers to be our eyes and ears during the state legislative session every year.
By Jerzy Shedlock
In addition to the steadfast work of the ACLU of Georgia’s Policy and Advocacy team, we rely on volunteers to be our eyes and ears during the state legislative session every year.
By Jerzy Shedlock
Outstand volunteer award recipient Janis LeMieux with ACLU of Georgia staff
Outstand volunteer award recipient Janis LeMieux with ACLU of Georgia staff
Apr 3, 2023

That’s a Wrap: ACLU of Ga.’s Impact During the 2023 Legislative Session

First Amendment
Georgians suffered some damaging blows during the 2023 legislative session due to bills that unnecessarily target the poor, transgender children and their families, and voters. We saw some big wins, however....
By Jerzy Shedlock
Georgians suffered some damaging blows during the 2023 legislative session due to bills that unnecessarily target the poor, transgender children and their families, and voters. We saw some big wins, however....
By Jerzy Shedlock
ACLU of Georgia PAD staff on Sine Die 2023
ACLU of Georgia PAD staff on Sine Die 2023
Mar 24, 2023

Our Week at the Capitol: Advocating for trans youth, recording a win for voters, protesting for disability rights

The finish line of the 2023 Georgia legislative session is in sight. Monday marks the penultimate day of the session, and many bills may come up for a vote in either chamber at the drop of a hat or be pushed...
By Jerzy Shedlock
The finish line of the 2023 Georgia legislative session is in sight. Monday marks the penultimate day of the session, and many bills may come up for a vote in either chamber at the drop of a hat or be pushed...
By Jerzy Shedlock
A woman holds a sign outside of the Georgia Senate chambers on March 22, 2023, following the passage of SB 140
A woman holds a sign outside of the Georgia Senate chambers on March 22, 2023, following the passage of SB 140
Mar 24, 2023

How Officials in Georgia are Suppressing Political Protest as ‘Domestic Terrorism’

Misguided, draconian laws are being used to punish and chill legitimate political protest.
Misguided, draconian laws are being used to punish and chill legitimate political protest.
A protestor wearing a t shirt that says No Cop City.
A protestor wearing a t shirt that says No Cop City.