The Church Got Sumthin to Say!
Faith • Freedom • Fair Maps
Join the NAACP Georgia State Conference, faith leaders, and legislators for a powerful two-day event at the Capitol as communities across Georgia unite in prayer, action, and advocacy to protect Black voting power and fair representation.
These events are in response to Governor Brian Kemp’s special session to reconsider Georgia’s congressional, legislative, and local district maps following the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais. The proposed redistricting changes will affect elections beginning in 2028.
Why We’re Mobilizing
Our call to action is to mobilize communities across Georgia and show lawmakers that we remain engaged, informed, and committed to protecting the voting rights and fair representation of all eligible citizens.
Event Highlights
- Prayer and worship
- Civic engagement activities
- Voting rights education
- Advocacy and community organizing
- Youth engagement opportunities
- Music and fellowship
- Observation of legislative proceedings at the Capitol
Day of Prayer
Tuesday, June 16, 10 AM
Liberty Plaza, Georgia State Capitol
Faith leaders, advocates, and community members will gather for a collective prayer focused on justice, equity, voting rights, and fair district representation.
Day of Action Caravan
Wednesday, June 17, 10:30 AM
Begins at Big Bethel AME Church
The Day of Action Caravan will mobilize churches and community partners from across Georgia to caravan to the Capitol and demonstrate support for fair representation and voting rights.
Caravan Schedule
10:30 AM — Depart from Big Bethel AME Church
11:30 AM — Arrive at Liberty Plaza
Stand With Us
Protecting democracy means protecting Black representation. Join faith leaders, community advocates, and concerned citizens as we come together to support voting rights, civic participation, and fair representation for all Georgians.
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