On February 27, several partners of the Justice Reform Partnership will come together to host Justice Day 2020: Focused on the Future. The ninth Justice Day will bring together a wide array of community members and organizations to show Georgia lawmakers that there is still a need for criminal justice reform and meaningful changes to promote healthy and safe communities.
SCHR’s Community Safety and Police Violence Town Halls are a series of community convenings across the city of Atlanta that examines disparities in policing between zones, community experiences with policing, and community safety.
Join us for legislative solutions we know will honor the humanity of young people and prove not only cost-effective but work in transforming safety for our families and communities.
Learn from experts and perform advocacy related to criminal justice reform at the Georgia State Capitol.
Join SCHR for a town hall to discuss community safety and police violence.
Join SCHR for a town hall to discuss community safety and police violence.
The Southern Center for Human Rights will host Pain and Power: Confronting Police Violence in Atlanta at The King Center on August 19 as a culmination of our Community Safety and Police Violence series working with members of our community to examine how police violence has impacted health, safety, and justice in our city.
Please join the Southern Center for Human Rights on Thursday February 22, 2024 at 6:00 PM at the Auburn Avenue Research Library for Pain & Power Part II: Tackling Police Violence in Atlanta.