Holding elections in Spanish: Are Latino voters lost in translation?
Athens-Clarke County, like Gwinnett, now provides ballots in Spanish.
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On the frontlines of the drive to sign up new voters at citizenship ceremonies
Voter engagement groups in GA say they've registered over 9,000 people after their citizenship ceremonies this year. That’s a huge increase.
“That’s the reason I’m out here…I can’t go to the polls myself.”
Young teenagers knock on hundreds of doors, hoping to inspire Atlanta residents to vote.
“Will they cast a ballot? We will say that votes must be earned.”
As DNC in Chicago kicks off, many Democrat and independent voters in Georgia are still undecided, citing Gaza as a chief concern
One woman’s mission to ensure elderly Korean immigrants in Atlanta register to vote
Kay Kang doesn't canvass to reach voters. She builds relationships, sends text messages, and taps into a shared history.
“For many people, phone calls are their lifeline”
Immigrant support group launches campaign to help people call families, after reports that ICE cut off free phone access for people detained at the Stewart Detention Center.
“I feel like there is a little bit more hope in my life right now”
285 South speaks to a mixed status married couple in Dekalb County about Biden’s latest executive order on immigration.
“They’ve laid off the only 36 people at the organization that do immigrant justice work.”
Southern Poverty Law Center eliminates immigrant justice team, says SPLC Union, gutting legal support options for immigrants in GA’s largest detention centers
“We are disappointed to say the least”
Immigrant advocates in Atlanta respond to Biden’s executive order to block people seeking asylum from entering U.S. through the southern border
A medida que la HB1105 se convierte en ley, ya se están tomando medidas para garantizar la seguridad de los inmigrantes.
Entre ellos: un programa de viajes compartidos que ofrece viajes gratis.
On the frontlines of the drive to sign up new voters at citizenship ceremonies
Voter engagement groups in GA say they've registered over 9,000 people after their citizenship ceremonies this year. That’s a huge increase.
“That’s the reason I’m out here…I can’t go to the polls myself.”
Young teenagers knock on hundreds of doors, hoping to inspire Atlanta residents to vote.
“Will they cast a ballot? We will say that votes must be earned.”
As DNC in Chicago kicks off, many Democrat and independent voters in Georgia are still undecided, citing Gaza as a chief concern
One woman’s mission to ensure elderly Korean immigrants in Atlanta register to vote
Kay Kang doesn't canvass to reach voters. She builds relationships, sends text messages, and taps into a shared history.
“For many people, phone calls are their lifeline”
Immigrant support group launches campaign to help people call families, after reports that ICE cut off free phone access for people detained at the Stewart Detention Center.
“I feel like there is a little bit more hope in my life right now”
285 South speaks to a mixed status married couple in Dekalb County about Biden’s latest executive order on immigration.
“They’ve laid off the only 36 people at the organization that do immigrant justice work.”
Southern Poverty Law Center eliminates immigrant justice team, says SPLC Union, gutting legal support options for immigrants in GA’s largest detention centers
“We are disappointed to say the least”
Immigrant advocates in Atlanta respond to Biden’s executive order to block people seeking asylum from entering U.S. through the southern border
A medida que la HB1105 se convierte en ley, ya se están tomando medidas para garantizar la seguridad de los inmigrantes.
Entre ellos: un programa de viajes compartidos que ofrece viajes gratis.