As attacks on voting rights, election certification, and the rule of law continue, one of the most important safeguards we have is an independent judiciary. In the current election, Georgia voters will see state supreme court seats on the primary ballot: races that could shape how election disputes and fundamental rights are decided for years to come.

Join us for the next Indivisible Hall meeting on Tuesday, May 12 at 7:00 PM at the Gainesville Civic Center.

We’re honored to welcome Jen Jordan, candidate for Georgia’s Supreme Court, and  Julian Wolff, Program Director of The Justice Project. 

The two will discuss:

• Supreme Court of Georgia 101
• What the Supreme Court of Georgia does
• Why state supreme courts matter to your daily life
• What rights and freedoms can hinge on these races

If you care about voting rights, fairness, accountability, and the future of Georgia, this is a meeting you won’t want to miss.

Bring a friend.  See you May 12 at 7 PM!

Join us Fridays at 5 at Poultry Park for sign wavings! 

Indivisible Hall is a nonpartisan community of Northeast Georgians dedicated to protecting democracy and standing up for moral, Constitutional, and human rights.

Our goals are to:

• Build a strong, supportive community rooted in respect and shared purpose.

• Provide accurate, reliable information so people can take informed action.

• Collaborate with like-minded groups to amplify our collective impact.

Through education, activism, and community-building, we work to demand a government that ensures our different opinions are resolved through persuasion, not coercion. Our priorities in order: democracy, healthcare, climate, immigration.

Our members include progressives, moderates, and conservatives who share a common belief: that our democratic institutions are under attack and must be defended. We believe that We the People have the power to nonviolently “secure the blessing of liberties for ourselves and our posterity.”