All of Us or None is a grassroots civil & human rights organization fighting for the rights of formerly-and currently-incarcerated people & our families.
We are deeply grateful to our community, partners and supporters for standing with us since 2022 and while this chapter is ending, the #endslaveryinGA campaign will continue through the work of our partners at @NLSecondChance
After careful consideration, due to insufficient financial resources & the organizational support needed to sustainably continue operations, the GA chapter of @AllofUsorNone will close effective 7/1/26. This page will be deactivated. We are deeply grateful to all our supporters!
About yesterday in Columbus, GA! Thanks to all who came out to the probation & parole listening session to learn more about our collective work to reform probation and parole in Georgia. Thanks to @REFORM and @NLSecondChance for your partnership.
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Tonight at 6p EST on zoom! From Plantations to Prisons, The Labor We Don't Celebrate on Labor Day. Join us for a screening of @iamwaleisah's film "Working in Captivity" & a panel discussion on the exploitation of incarcerated ppl for profit! Register at https://t.co/if4Zy7JQBq
Congrats to our chapter lead, @iamwaleisah, for being accepted into YWCA's Greater Atlanta's 2025 GA Women’s Policy Institute's (GWPI) Signature training cohort to learn about, develop and support state-level policy proposals that impacts the lives of women and girls in Georgia!
HB 582, “Georgia Survivor Justice Act." passed unanimously without any opposition! Georgia's Survivor Justice Act aims to give survivors of domestic violence, abuse & family violence a fair shot in court, allowing abuse to be considered in sentencing. https://t.co/AILB7b4eZ3
Tomorrow, March 26th at 7pm, @mourninglosses is hosting a candelight vigil to honor the 1st incarcerated person to die from Covid & others who have died while incarcerated in GA. RSVP https://t.co/0qiDOv3Koo
Starting in 5 min! A virtual info session hosted by @southerncenter to hear about the DOJ's report of human rights violations at Atlanta's Fulton County jail. The jail has refused to be transparent of the findings. Register to receive the zoom link at https://t.co/qVNzA4Llj4
Tonight at 6:30pm EST. Zoom conversation to discuss the impact that fines and fees, including bail, have on justice involved ppl & their families, & what we can do as ppl of faith to push for change.
To join:
https://t.co/VitRm2DJ7U?
Meeting ID: 833 8765 2667
Passcode: 037886
Many Black people don’t view the 4th of July as “Independence Day”, but more so just a reason to fire up the grill. This July 4th, let’s imagine and celebrate a redefinition of freedom for Black people everywhere. 🖤 Here are some ways to celebrate (but not celebrate) the 4th.
Every year, corporations struggle to properly recognize Juneteenth. This year, demand that your favorite brands take a stand against prison slavery by endorsing the Abolition Amendment. Big shout out to @benandjerrys for being the first!
https://t.co/pFZoToB7NO
Thanks @NewGAProject for allowing us to connect with the community on 6/15 on the issue of legalized slavery & the exploitation of our ppl via mass incarceration! Sign our petiton to #endslaveryinGA & learn more about our campaign at https://t.co/DRFx0wh2sh #RetiredSlave
ICYMI! In April 2023, chapter member, Dominique co wrote an op ed with @GeorgiaRecorder on SB 63's negative impact on the community! Check out "Cash Bail Undermines the Health & Safety of Georgians" at https://t.co/Krycki4e7Z.
In Nov 2023, GA designated 4 more cities as rural: Blakely, Sylvania, Vidalia & Watkinsville. According to the press release, it was done to create jobs but we ALL know what these rural towns are known for- prison plantations that profit from prison slavery! #endslaveryinga
In Georgia, incarcerated people are forced to work under the threat of further punishment.
In the short film she's produced, @werepjustice Ambassador Waleisah Wilson explains how slavery didn't end, it just evolved. https://t.co/HoWQsSp2cr