Southern Poverty Law Center
Serves Atlanta by phone or online (based in Montgomery, AL).
(334) 956-8200
The Southern Poverty Law Center is a nonprofit that fights racism and protects civil rights in Georgia and across the South. People can find free information about their rights and join local events, volunteer work, and efforts to improve laws. It also takes some civil rights cases, but generally does not handle individual legal problems. Offers: Civil rights advocacy; Community organizing; Voting rights information; Volunteer opportunities; Educational resources; Selected civil rights litigation. Fill out the Georgia team contact form at https://secure.splcenter.org/page/79483/subscribe/1?locale=en-US.
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Apathy Is Not An Option podcastProgram
The SPLC's podcast about voting rights, hate and extremism, ending mass incarceration, and economic justice. It features conversations with activists and everyday people.
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CARE Program (Community Advisory, Resource & Education)Program
A program that helps communities respond to hate and extremism. It offers tailored support, free training on warning signs of radicalization, prevention guides, and referrals for people who were harmed.
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Georgians' Protections Against Voter Intimidation guideService
A guide for Georgia voters on their rights and the rules around polling places, including the campaign-free zone near polling buildings. It is part of the Vote Free From Fear 2026 series.
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Prevention guides on online youth radicalization and bigotryService
Short guides for parents, caregivers and communities on how young people get pulled toward hate online and what to do. They take about 7 to 15 minutes to read.
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Southern Poverty Law Center ServicesService
This group gives free help and information about civil rights, voting rights, and ways to get involved in your community. It is for people in Georgia and across the South who want to learn, volunteer, or support fair laws.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Voting guides and know-your-rights (We Decide)Service
State voter guides, including one for Georgia, with information on ID rules, early voting, absentee voting and Election Day. The page also links to tools for checking your voter status, registering and finding your polling place.
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