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2026 Legislative AdvocacyCriminalization of Poverty WorkJustice Watch Georgia
The Southern Center for Human Rights works for fairness and dignity for people hurt by the criminal legal system in the Deep South. Its site talks about big lawsuits, work to change policy, and public campaigns.
83 Poplar St. NW Atlanta
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Anonymous ComplaintCitizen Complaint Review
The Atlanta Citizen Review Board is an independent group that looks at complaints about Atlanta police and corrections officers. You can file a complaint, and some complaints can go to a free talk with the officer led by a neutral mediator. The board also shares information about your rights and visits events around the city.
55 Trinity Ave. Atlanta
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Economic Mobility CampaignsProtected Campaign
Barred Business is a group started in 2020 by formerly incarcerated Black women.E. program for formerly incarcerated women and works on bail, voting rights and fair laws for people with records. People with records and their families can join as members.
477 Windsor Street SW, Suite 204 Atlanta
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Research and State Budget Analysis
The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute studies Georgia's state budget, taxes and public policy. It writes reports and analysis on topics like health care, education, jobs and the justice system. You can read its work online, and you can ask one of its experts to speak at your event or meeting.
50 Hurt Plaza SE, Suite 1436 Atlanta
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Parole HandbookPolicy & Advocacy Campaigns
Women on the Rise is led by women who have been in jail or prison. It helps women coming home with case management, monthly support circles, and links to housing, jobs and mental health care. It also organizes for fairer laws and helps people learn about their voting rights.
1005 Virginia Ave, Suite 325 Hapeville
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Forensic services (court-ordered evaluation and hospital treatment)
DBHDD is the State of Georgia agency for mental health, substance use, and developmental disability services. It runs a 24-hour crisis phone line and points people to crisis centers, local providers, and regional field offices. It also handles court-ordered forensic evaluations and runs transitional housing and deaf services.
200 Piedmont Avenue SE, West Tower, 14th Floor Atlanta
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youthSpark is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps teens who have been hurt, exploited, or are at risk. Its Youth Services Center offers case management, counseling, support groups, and help in court and at school for young people ages 12 to 18 in Fulton County. It also trains adults and groups to spot warning signs and speak up for youth.
395 Pryor St SW #2117 Atlanta
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Atlanta Diversion and Services Center Legal SupportContinuing Legal EducationCriminal Defense and Social Services +16 more
Georgia Justice Project is a nonprofit that gives free legal help to people in Georgia who have been touched by the criminal legal system. It defends some people charged in Fulton and DeKalb counties and helps people clean up old records so it is easier to get a job or a home. It also helps with ending felony probation early, job license problems, and questions about voting.
438 Edgewood Ave Atlanta
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Care NavigationCommunity Response ServicesDiversion Services +2 more
PAD is an Atlanta nonprofit that offers help instead of police response or jail for people dealing with extreme poverty, substance use, or mental health problems. You can ask for a PAD team by calling 311. PAD also gives case management to people diverted by law enforcement or with open court cases.
4853 566 Wells Street Atlanta
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2 Billion Reasons Fulton County Doesn’t Need a New JailProtect Our Privacy: Community Control over Police Surveillance in Atlanta
ACLU of Georgia is a statewide group that works to protect civil rights and freedoms. It files lawsuits, pushes for better laws, teaches people about their rights, and trains volunteers to watch elections and protests. It says it is generally not a legal aid office and cannot take most requests for individual legal help.
1900 The Exchange, Suite 425 Atlanta
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The Martin Luther King Sr. Community Resources Collaborative is a community agency near Ebenezer Baptist Church. It puts several kinds of help for families in one place, such as job and money training, free tax help, housing classes and emergency help to stay housed. Its goal is to help families become self-sufficient.
101 Jackson Street Northeast Atlanta
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SONG is a membership group for LGBTQ people across the South, with a focus on people of color, immigrants, rural people and working-class people. It runs organizing campaigns, member-led projects, working groups and gatherings. Members build skills and community together.
561 W Whitehall St SW Atlanta
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Atlanta Economic Justice is a local program of the American Friends Service Committee. It teaches organizing skills to grassroots groups and young leaders. It also backs campaigns for housing rights, safe renting and water rights in the Atlanta area.
Atlanta
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InternshipsPost-Conviction Innocence Legal RepresentationRe-entry Support for Freed Clients +1 more
Georgia Innocence Project is a nonprofit law firm. It gives free legal help to a very small number of people convicted in Georgia of serious crimes they did not commit. It also helps freed clients rebuild their lives and works to prevent wrongful convictions.
104 Marietta St NW, Suite 440 Atlanta
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Justice Day 2026: Joyful Resistance (Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 8am to 3pm)
Atlanta Community Support Project is a group run by people who have been affected by the criminal legal system. It holds trainings and community events. It also connects volunteer lawyers with jailhouse lawyers to work on parole and post-conviction cases in Georgia.
1445 Woodmont Ln NW Atlanta
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Public policy and advocacy, Economic Justice Initiative and Justice for Incarcerated Survivors
GCADV is Georgia's statewide group for domestic violence help. It runs a free hotline that is open all day and night, and it works with more than 50 local programs across the state. It also trains those programs, helps Deaf and hard of hearing survivors, and works to change laws that affect survivors.
2295 Parklake Drive Northeast
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GOTV Across Metro Atlanta (Date not announced)Texting Tuesdays (Weekly on Tuesdays)Warrant Clinics (Date not announced) +10 more
Black Voters Matter is a Black-led group that builds political power in Black communities. It works with local groups, runs one-day warrant clinics with a partner, and leads campaigns on health care, young leaders and more. Volunteers can help by texting, writing postcards and joining events.
3645 Marketplace Blvd Suite 130-236 Atlanta
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Campaign to End Cash Bail in Fulton CountyJustice campaigns for families of people killed by police or in jail
The Atlanta Alliance is the Atlanta branch of a national group that works against racism and police violence. It is working to close Fulton County Jail and end cash bail there. It holds regular Tuesday evening meetings and stands with families of people killed by police or who died in jail.
711 Catherine St SW Atlanta
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Georgia Gang Activity Prosecution (GAP) Grant
GEMA/HS is Georgia's state agency for getting ready for, responding to, and recovering from disasters. Most of its help goes to local governments, agencies, schools, and nonprofits through grants and training. It also runs a case management program for Hurricane Helene survivors, shares FEMA sign-up steps after major federal disasters, and offers the Ready Georgia preparedness campaign and a suspicious-activity reporting app.
935 United Ave. SE Atlanta
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Criminal Justice Reform Advocacy
NewLife-Second Chance Outreach is a volunteer-run group led by people who have been in prison. It helps Georgians affected by an arrest, conviction, or incarceration. It offers free money courses, job and leadership workshops, voter education, a list of fair-chance resources, and a family support group. It does not give legal advice or help pay for rent, housing, or bills.
457 Nathan Dean Blvd STE 105 #330 Dallas
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