"All of Us or None" - Organizing to Stop Incarceration Slavery in Georgia

On Tuesday, 8/31, the Atlanta chapter of All of Us or None, a California-based organization composed mostly of formerly incarcerated people organizing to change the laws that impact currently and formerly incarcerated people, will have its monthly chapter meeting. 

If you are interested in organizing and bringing change to issues that impact us here in Georgia such as prison conditions, probation and parole reform, housing and employment discrimination, juvenile sentencing, abolishing the death penalty, etc., please register to attend the next virtual meeting on 8/31 at 6pm.

On the Agenda: 

Discussion on organizing to demand that GA's constitution and law on involuntary servitude be amended to end slavery inside Georgia's jails and prisons (Article 1, Section 1, Paragraph 22)- Involuntary Servitude- The legalization of slavery as a punishment for crime. 

ATL Chapter meetings are held on the last Tuesday of each month. 

Our next virtual meeting is on 8/31/21 at 6pm to organize on demanding that Georgia end slavery for all and amend its state constitution to state “There shall never be Slavery nor Involuntary Servitude in the State of Georgia.” 

Please register for the 8/31/21 meeting at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcldeGpqjsiH922vO85GUVALDU-__d4THIE
They are currently seeking new members. 

Membership is free and open to all Georgians. 

You must be directly impacted, family or a supporter and desire to fight for the civil and human rights of justice involved people. 

Learn more about AOUON.