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Health Information General COVID-19 Information: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention World Health Organization City of Atlanta has also created a site in response to COVID-19 that includes a timeline, list of resources, and information on how to be tested … Continue reading →

As people across the nation are experiencing uncertainty as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, this is a particularly challenging time for the 4.3 million people who have a Georgia criminal history, who were already experiencing unemployment, housing insecurities and … Continue reading →

As we navigate the challenges presented to us by COVID-19, Georgia Justice Project (GJP) has been reassured by the outpouring of offers of help from our volunteers, community partners and financial supporters. Thank you – your support is invaluable. If … Continue reading →

In accordance with recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and the City of Atlanta to mitigate the community spread of COVID-19, Georgia Justice Project (GJP) will temporarily suspend walk-ins and in-person appointments at its office location. Despite these temporary … Continue reading →

In accordance with recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and the City of Atlanta to mitigate community spread of COVID-19, Georgia Justice Project’s (GJP) Board of Directors and leadership have postponed Grass Roots Justice Awards 2020 scheduled for later this … Continue reading →

Join the Second Chance for Georgia Campaign to give Georgians a clean slate and unlock opportunities 4.3 million people have a Georgia criminal record (approximately 40 percent of the Georgia’s adults). “Second Chance for Georgia,” a campaign led by the … Continue reading →

We are excited to share about the great things that happened at Second Chance Day on Tuesday! Over 150 people heard from legislators, people with a criminal record, attorneys, and advocates about the need and the progress being made to … Continue reading →