Georgia First Amendment Foundation
The Georgia First Amendment Foundation is a nonpartisan nonprofit that defends the public's right to know how government works. They teach citizens, journalists, public officials, and lawyers how to use Georgia's open records, open meetings, and free speech laws, and they offer free guidance when someone is denied access to public records or meetings. They also publish plain-language guides and host trainings and events on government transparency.
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Free workshops on open government laws, reporting violations.
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What they offer 5
- Recently verified· Jun 24
Open GovernmentService
In-person and virtual workshops that teach citizens, public officials, law enforcement, and journalists how Georgia's open records, open meetings, and free speech laws work.
- Recently verified· Jun 24
Citizen's Guides (Red, Blue & Yellow Books)Service
Free plain-language guides on open records, open meetings, court access, and law enforcement records that anyone can download.
- Recently verified· Jun 24
Attorney DirectoryService
A referral list of attorneys who specialize in First Amendment and open government issues in Georgia.
- Recently verified· Jun 24
2026 Legislative WatchProgram
Tracks bills at the Georgia General Assembly that would affect public records access and free speech, and alerts the public.
- Recently verified· Jun 24
Weltner Freedom of Information Celebration & AwardsEvent
Annual awards event honoring people who advance open government and the public's right to know in Georgia.
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