Grass Roots Justice
Georgia Justice Project is an unlikely mix of lawyers, social workers and a landscape company. We defend people accused of crimes and, win or lose, we stand with our clients while they rebuild their lives.
We believe this is the only way to break the cycle of crime and poverty.
News & Announcements
GJP Hosts Back-2-School 2009 to Serve Community and Client Families
The Georgia Justice Project will host Back-2-School 2009 on Saturday, July 25th. This worthwhile effort will provide disadvantaged children and families with a positive and encouraging social gathering in which students will, for perhaps the first time, be empowered with free school supplies and educational resources needed to meet and exceed their academic goals.
GJP launched Back-2-School two years ago in response to the striking educational needs of client children, many of whom attend school without any of the necessary school supplies and study guidance.
Click Here to learn about our Sponsorship Opportunities.
The Georgia Justice Project will host Back-2-School 2009 on Saturday, July 25th. This worthwhile effort will provide disadvantaged children and families with a positive and encouraging social gathering in which students will, for perhaps the first time, be empowered with free school supplies and educational resources needed to meet and exceed their academic goals.
GJP launched Back-2-School two years ago in response to the striking educational needs of client children, many of whom attend school without any of the necessary school supplies and study guidance.
Click Here to learn about our Sponsorship Opportunities.
An Evening for JUSTICE
Click Here to view a gallery of pictures from the event.
Thank you for all of your support and making this Evening for Justice a success!
On Sunday, June 28th, the staff and friends of GJP from Atlanta's community gathered at the local Cafe Circa for an evening of innovative cuisine, inspiring conversation, and fantastic entertainment -- all to support the work of Georgia Justice Project.
Click Here to view a gallery of pictures from the event.
Thank you for all of your support and making this Evening for Justice a success!
On Sunday, June 28th, the staff and friends of GJP from Atlanta's community gathered at the local Cafe Circa for an evening of innovative cuisine, inspiring conversation, and fantastic entertainment -- all to support the work of Georgia Justice Project.
Break The Cycle
For 23 years, Georgia Justice Project has been working to Break the Cycle of poverty and crime. Now with our new membership support program, we’ve made it easier for you to help us Break the Cycle.
Click here to find out more about membership benefits. Join Today!
For 23 years, Georgia Justice Project has been working to Break the Cycle of poverty and crime. Now with our new membership support program, we’ve made it easier for you to help us Break the Cycle.
Click here to find out more about membership benefits. Join Today!
GJP Executive Director Offers new CLE Seminar
Lost Lessons from Groundhog Day for one hour credit for professionalism
Space is limited. Find out more about how to reserve your space by making a charitable donation online now. CLICK HERE
For more information, or to schedule a CLE at your firm, please contact Andrea Wood at Andrea@GJP.org or 404.827.0027 x 215.
Lost Lessons from Groundhog Day for one hour credit for professionalism
Space is limited. Find out more about how to reserve your space by making a charitable donation online now. CLICK HERE
For more information, or to schedule a CLE at your firm, please contact Andrea Wood at Andrea@GJP.org or 404.827.0027 x 215.
GJP Wins Community Service Award
The Georgia Justice Project was selected as the 2007 recipient of the Carl V. Patton President's Award for Community Service and Social Action for best community partner. GJP receives this award because of the partnership it has forged with the internship programs of the Georgia State's Law School, Department of Criminal Justice, School of Social Work and relationship with the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies. Click here to read more
The Georgia Justice Project was selected as the 2007 recipient of the Carl V. Patton President's Award for Community Service and Social Action for best community partner. GJP receives this award because of the partnership it has forged with the internship programs of the Georgia State's Law School, Department of Criminal Justice, School of Social Work and relationship with the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies. Click here to read more