The ACLU of Georgia along with partners submitted an amicus brief in support of the constitutional right to parental custody. The ruling in the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals held that parents have a fundamental right to live with their children, an important win for constitutional rights.

“It was an abuse of government power, as the court saw clearly. Georgians should respond by making their voices heard at the ballot box.” - Cory Isaacson, Legal Director, ACLU of Georgia bit.ly/44w2M6V

The right to vote. The right to protest. Help protect them. Become a trained ACLU of Georgia legal observer and safeguard free speech, protect voters, and support democracy in Georgia. Next training is July 21, online, 6-7 pm. Every third Tuesday @ 6 pm. Sign up: https://bit.ly/4aMOF0F

Check out POP-ATL! Atlantans deserve a voice in decisions that impact their privacy. A Community Control Over Police Surveillance aka "CCOPS" ordinance would put transparency, accountability, and community input at the center of these decisions. Learn more; sign our petition at acluga.org/popatl.

Georgians statewide are voicing concerns about poorly regulated mass surveillance tech. ACLU GA’s Christopher Bruce, deputy exec dir, is raising awareness about how our data may be shared without us knowing and the need for better oversight: bit.ly/4f4xjgR

“The next generation of battles over abortion, voting rights, and democracy will not be decided primarily in Washington. They are being decided right now in real time at the state level.” – Deirdre Schifeling, chief political and advocacy officer, ACLU https://bit.ly/4wyiuuc

The Supreme Court just wrapped up one of its most impactful terms in a decade – and our experts are breaking it all down live.

The right to vote is fundamental to our democracy, and we will always work to protect it.

A reminder for this Fourth of July and every other day of the year: Our fight continues because we believe in the vision of America where liberty and equality are upheld for all.

The decision to scrap plans for an immigration detention facility in Social Circle is a big win for the community. We'll continue to demand an end to a cruel and broken immigration system. bit.ly/4gbtJUt

“The major problem with ALPR systems is the amount of data being collected and retained against people who are not accused of doing anything wrong." — Chad Marlow, senior policy counsel, ACLU https://bit.ly/4p0NYGH

The Supreme Court just upheld the 14th Amendment’s promise that if you’re born here, you are a citizen. President Trump’s effort to upend birthright citizenship has been struck down for good.

GA lawmakers ended the 2026 special session after deciding not to pursue new voting maps and passing a law that allows continued use of QR codes for official vote counting until 2028. The victories result from months of work by voting rights groups and community members.

Georgia’s special session has ended, and after five legislative days, our election system remains intact thanks to strong community pressure. All eligible Georgians should plan to vote in November!

The 2026 legislative session is over, but its impact on Georgians is just beginning. Join us and Indivisible Georgia Coalition for a conversation about what happened under the Gold Dome, which bills passed, and what comes next. All are welcome. RSVP: https://bit.ly/49CE7Ay

Hand counts are slower, more expensive, and more prone to human error than modern voting systems. Tell GA lawmakers to oppose mandatory hand counting: https://secure.ngpvan.com/oGoFRJ4P10-voyuI8zo5SA2

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We’re down at the GA Capitol this morning w/ many partners and supporters ahead of the start of a special session.

The deadline is nearly here. The solution is not. Georgia lawmakers passed a bill requiring the state to stop using QR codes to officially count votes by July 1, but it left unclear how to proceed.​ We urge lawmakers to extend the looming deadline.​ More info: acluga.org/ss2026

Today is Election Day in Georgia. If you’re voting, head to your assigned precinct. Check mvp.sos.ga.gov if you're unsure. Defending our vote means participating in every election, not just in November. Vote like your rights depend on it.

We urge the Atlanta City Council to vote no on renewing its contract with Flock Safety.

We all deserve the right to live our lives without politicians getting in the way. We're fighting for that this Pride Month and every other month of the year. 📸 Jordana Bermúdez

The law is clear about your voting rights, and we're here to ensure all eligible voters can vote. If you run into any problems or have question on Election Day, call the Election Protection Hotline: 1-866-OUR-VOTE.

Georgia’s special session starts June 17! 📣 We’ve put together an online resource detailing what's happening and why it matters. Plus, find upcoming events and actions near you. Hub: acluga.org/ss2026 Events: linktr.ee/georgiaaction

Georgia is facing a preventable crisis. In 2024, lawmakers passed SB 189, requiring the state to stop using QR codes to officially count votes by July 1. No replacement system was approved. Tell lawmakers to extend the deadline: https://bit.ly/43wI9ak

As we celebrate Pride Month, here are 3 times that Georgia was an important part of shaping LGBTQ+ Civil Rights.

Here are some FAQs about Georgia’s upcoming special session on June 17. We’ll be at the Capitol, helping the community fight to ensure free and fair elections and fair and just maps. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4eg50vz

Runoff races include lieutenant governor, secretary of state, labor commissioner, and more. Make a plan; make your voice heard!

We are celebrating the joy of LGBTQ+ Georgians. Swipe to find Pride celebration events around you!

Fair voting maps that took decades of protest, advocacy, litigation – not to mention blood and sweat – to achieve are now at risk. Our maps should reflect our communities. A new Fair Districts GA poll shows most voters want redistricting that respects Georgia’s diversity: https://bit.ly/3RIGf3z

Early voting for Georgia runoff elections starts Monday! Your vote will help decide who makes decisions about issues that affect all Georgians, from public schools and healthcare to reproductive freedom and voting rights. Make a plan to vote early.

The 2026 legislative session is over, but its impact on Georgians is just beginning. Join us and Indivisible Georgia Coalition for a conversation about what happened under the Gold Dome, which bills passed, and what comes next. All are welcome. RSVP: https://bit.ly/49CE7Ay

In 2026, Georgians organized to challenge harmful policies and advance democracy. Debates and decisions made clear that fundamental rights remain under threat; the fight’s far from over. Take a look at our full legislative report online: acluga.org/2026legislativereport

This month and every month, we're celebrating the joy and resilience of LGBTQ+ Georgians. Let's keep fighting so our communities can live openly without discrimination and enjoy equal rights.

In the upcoming GA runoff races and in November, vote like your rights depend on it.

Several primary races are headed to a June 16 runoff election. https://bit.ly/3PKmMPd ✔️ Vote in races for lt gov, secretary of state, and more. ✔️ Early voting will be available for at least one week before Election Day. ✔️ You can vote in the runoff even if you skipped the May primary.

When the government abuses its power, we all need to loudly push back.

Fair voting maps for everyone! ✌️

We won’t allow it.

Happening Thursday, May 20: Join a virtual town hall hosted by Fair Districts GA, "What Do Georgians Think About Redistricting?" Register to hear our community partners discuss the most recent polling: bit.ly/FDGAMay2026

A court order has extended voting hours at the Ison Springs Elementary School polling location in Fulton County due to police activity in the area on Tuesday morning. Voters assigned to this location may now cast their ballots until 11 p.m.

This Election Day, many more will head to the polls to decide who moves forward in some of Georgia’s biggest races Poll observers will also be there, helping protect voters’ rights and support a fair election process for everyone.

🚨 Georgia Voters: We've received reports of voting machine issues in multiple counties. For the most part, voting remains available with voters being allowed to vote by provisional ballot while the issue is resolved.

Election Day is here! Go vote! Georgians do not have to settle for pessimism. We must fight for the future of our multiracial democracy in our legislatures, in the courts, and at the ballot box. And we will.

Georgians have an opportunity to elect 3 justices of the state Supreme Court, which holds immense power to defend people’s rights. Voting could not be more important when the FBI is confiscating ballots and Homeland Security is violating due process. Many civil liberties are at risk. Go vote!

We took to the streets in Montgomery, Alabama, for the National Day of Action in defense of our voting rights. We will not go back to Jim Crow maps. Black voters deserve to have our voices heard.

Last call, GA 📣 Early voting ends today for the May 19 primary election. From governor to U.S. Senate to local races, your vote helps shape the lives of people statewide. As attacks on our democracy continue, showing up to vote matters more than ever. Make your plan and vote today: mvp.sos.ga.gov

As reported, we’ve been pushing for a special session to address ballot QR codes, but were disappointed to see redistricting included. Voters should cast their ballots in the primaries & contact lawmakers to condemn the redistricting push: https://bit.ly/4wvXDIy

Georgia lawmakers created this crisis. This is the right step to address the issue of QR codes before the 2026 elections. We'll also be watching the process to hold lawmakers accountable to drawing fair districts for 2028 and beyond. Full statement: https://bit.ly/3P0F0vN

All eligible Georgians should be prepared to vote in the primaries and in November. It’s our responsibility to ensure our communities feel the urgency to exercise our power and make our voices heard. Know Your Rights: https://bit.ly/4d9AjaZ