Georgia STAND-UP
2366 Sylvan Rd. Ste. A, Atlanta, 30344
(404) 581-0061
Georgia STAND-UP is a nonprofit led by Black women that has worked in Atlanta since 2004. It helps people take part in civic life through voter education, community organizing, and leadership training. It also speaks up for workers, public transit, affordable housing, and Medicaid expansion. Offers: voter education and registration; community organizing; leadership development; workforce development; transit and housing advocacy; Medicaid expansion advocacy. Call (404) 581-0061 or visit the office on Sylvan Road in Atlanta.
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Fortifying DemocracyProgram
Teaches Black voters about civic life and helps them register to vote. It also offers leadership training. It serves metro Atlanta and nearby counties.
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Georgia STAND-UP ServicesService
This group helps people get involved in civic life through voter help, community organizing, leadership training, and job support. It is for people in Atlanta and others who want support or advocacy on voting, transit, housing, and health coverage.
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Medicaid Expansion Education and AdvocacyProgram
The group teaches low-income earners about ways to get Medicaid or other health coverage. It also meets with officials about Medicaid problems.
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Volunteer With Georgia STAND-UPProgram
You can volunteer from home or in person. Tasks include voter registration, canvassing, phone and text banking, and letter writing. Individuals and groups can sign up.
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Voter Resources HubService
An online page with links to register to vote, check your registration, and find early voting places. It also links to absentee ballot information, candidate lists, and voter ID rules.
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