Are you looking to make meaningful change during this school year? Join our team as an intern. August 14 is the last day to apply! Learn more at https://www.acluga.org/internships/.

We've filed a legal claim against ICE on behalf of Mr. Taylor, a Georgia father who was detained for more than year in inhumane conditions. Nationwide, ACLU affiliates are fighting back against the Trump administration’s illegal conduct.

We filed a claim against DHS and ICE on behalf of Rodney Taylor, a Georgia father who has lived in the U.S. nearly his entire life. After his arrest, he was denied needed medical care while detained. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4h4jRw

We're calling for a Community Control Over Police Surveillance (CCOPS) ordinance in Atlanta, which would follow the national gold standard giving residents & local elected officials a say in whether, & how, surveillance tech is used in our communities. Learn more; take action: acluga.org/popatl.

Along w/ Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Atlanta and Project South, we’ve filed a lawsuit against ICE under the Freedom of Information Act. We’re seeking records abt the agency’s plans to expand immigration detention in Georgia and its use of the Atlanta ICE Field Office to detain immigrants.

Atlanta deserves a say in how police surveillance technology is used. A Community Control Over Police Surveillance (CCOPS) ordinance would put transparency, accountability, and community input at the center of these decisions. Learn more @ acluga.org/popatl.

Georgians with disabilities aren’t asking for the world — we’re only asking that our elected leaders treat us with dignity and make policy decisions that follow the law and ensure access for people with disabilities.

The ACLU of Georgia along with partners submitted an amicus brief in support of the constitutional right to parental custody. The ruling in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals held that parents have a fundamental right to live with their children, an important win for constitutional rights.

Check out POP-ATL! Atlantans deserve a voice in decisions that impact their privacy. A Community Control Over Police Surveillance aka "CCOPS" ordinance would put transparency, accountability, and community input at the center of these decisions. Learn more; sign our petition at acluga.org/popatl.

A reminder for this Fourth of July and every other day of the year: Our fight continues because we believe in the vision of America where liberty and equality are upheld for all.

The decision to scrap plans for an immigration detention facility in Social Circle is a big win for the community. We'll continue to demand an end to a cruel and broken immigration system. bit.ly/4gbtJUt

GA lawmakers ended the 2026 special session after deciding not to pursue new voting maps and passing a law that allows continued use of QR codes for official vote counting until 2028. The victories result from months of work by voting rights groups and community members.

Georgia’s special session has ended, and after five legislative days, our election system remains intact thanks to strong community pressure. All eligible Georgians should plan to vote in November!

Hand counts are slower, more expensive, and more prone to human error than modern voting systems. Tell GA lawmakers to oppose mandatory hand counting: https://secure.ngpvan.com/oGoFRJ4P10-voyuI8zo5SA2

We’re down at the GA Capitol this morning w/ many partners and supporters ahead of the start of a special session.

The deadline is nearly here. The solution is not. Georgia lawmakers passed a bill requiring the state to stop using QR codes to officially count votes by July 1, but it left unclear how to proceed.​ We urge lawmakers to extend the looming deadline.​ More info: acluga.org/ss2026

Today is Election Day in Georgia. If you’re voting, head to your assigned precinct. Check mvp.sos.ga.gov if you're unsure. Defending our vote means participating in every election, not just in November. Vote like your rights depend on it.

We urge the Atlanta City Council to vote no on renewing its contract with Flock Safety.

The law is clear about your voting rights, and we're here to ensure all eligible voters can vote. If you run into any problems or have question on Election Day, call the Election Protection Hotline: 1-866-OUR-VOTE.

Georgia’s special session starts June 17! 📣 We’ve put together an online resource detailing what's happening and why it matters. Plus, find upcoming events and actions near you. Hub: acluga.org/ss2026 Events: linktr.ee/georgiaaction

Georgia is facing a preventable crisis. In 2024, lawmakers passed SB 189, requiring the state to stop using QR codes to officially count votes by July 1. No replacement system was approved. Tell lawmakers to extend the deadline: https://bit.ly/43wI9ak

As we celebrate Pride Month, here are 3 times that Georgia was an important part of shaping LGBTQ+ Civil Rights.

Here are some FAQs about Georgia’s upcoming special session on June 17. We’ll be at the Capitol, helping the community fight to ensure free and fair elections and fair and just maps. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4eg50vz

Runoff races include lieutenant governor, secretary of state, labor commissioner, and more. Make a plan; make your voice heard!

We are celebrating the joy of LGBTQ+ Georgians. Swipe to find Pride celebration events around you!

Fair voting maps that took decades of protest, advocacy, litigation – not to mention blood and sweat – to achieve are now at risk. Our maps should reflect our communities. A new Fair Districts GA poll shows most voters want redistricting that respects Georgia’s diversity: https://bit.ly/3RIGf3z

Early voting for Georgia runoff elections starts Monday! Your vote will help decide who makes decisions about issues that affect all Georgians, from public schools and healthcare to reproductive freedom and voting rights. Make a plan to vote early.

The 2026 legislative session is over, but its impact on Georgians is just beginning. Join us and Indivisible Georgia Coalition for a conversation about what happened under the Gold Dome, which bills passed, and what comes next. All are welcome. RSVP: https://bit.ly/49CE7Ay

In 2026, Georgians organized to challenge harmful policies and advance democracy. Debates and decisions made clear that fundamental rights remain under threat; the fight’s far from over. Take a look at our full legislative report online: acluga.org/2026legislativereport

This month and every month, we're celebrating the joy and resilience of LGBTQ+ Georgians. Let's keep fighting so our communities can live openly without discrimination and enjoy equal rights.