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Job Announcement — IT Manager
Posted On July 26, 2023 in News

Job Title: IT Manager Report to: HR & Operations Manager Hours: FT, office/some remote Salary:  $32-35/hr, depending on experience, generous benefit package and PTO Deadline: Position open until filled Need:  GJP is Looking for an IT professional to help us maintain our systems and grow our organization. Experience Required in Active Directory, Domain Management, User Profiles, Asset Management, and User Tech Support (help desk). GJP Snapshot 40+ staff, 2 – 12 interns One building fully functional, may expand to additional spaces … read more Job Announcement — IT Manager→

GJP Visits the Civil Rights Memorial and Legacy Museum in Montgomery, AL
Posted On June 28, 2023 in Featured, Blog

Last week, GJP staff and interns travelled to the Civil Rights Memorial & Legacy Museum in Montgomery, AL (an annual tradition). This is a remarkable opportunity for our staff and interns to learn and reflect on the legacy of slavery in the South, and how that legacy still rears its head in our modern-day criminal justice system. Thanks so much to the Equal Justice Initiative for all you do.

Welcome 2023 Summer Interns!
Posted On June 28, 2023 in Blog, Featured

GJP is thrilled to welcome an enthusiastic group of legal and undergraduate interns this year from schools across the nation. Summer is a busy time for GJP, and we appreciate the support of our summer interns to help us reach as many Georgians as possible. Our legal interns provide valuable support to our legal team, including help with casework and policy research. Our undergraduate interns are essential in helping to plan our annual Back to School event, along with supporting general administrative tasks throughout … read more Welcome 2023 Summer Interns!→

Grass Roots Justice Awards 2023 – Recap
Posted On May 1, 2023 in Featured, Blog

Thank you so much to all of our friends and supporters for another fantastic Grass Roots Justice Awards! Last Thursday, we gathered together to celebrate those who are fighting for a fairer, more just Georgia. Check out our recap & photos of the event below! Sheandra Clark Volunteers of the Year – Trinity Presbyterian Church Members of Trinity have been involved with GJP since 1993. A self-described church of lawyers, over the last year in particular the members of Trinity … read more Grass Roots Justice Awards 2023 – Recap→

April is Second Chance Month
Posted On April 11, 2023 in Featured, Blog

Helping Georgians access second chances is a key element of GJP’s mission to create a more just Georgia. In honor of Second Chance Month, listen as GJP’s Executive Director, Doug Ammar, discusses why and how we at GJP are working towards this vision.

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