Organizing circles

County teams across Georgia

Everyday residents meet in libraries, diners, and civic centers to track legislative map notices, review drafts, and ensure neighbor testimony reaches state mapmakers.

Statewide network

Active regional circles

Volunteer coordinators connect neighbors within each major geographic area, sharing hearing notices, meeting locations, and local map audits.

North & Metro
Central & East
South & Coast

Metro Atlanta & North Georgia

Middle & Northeast Georgia

Southwest & Coastal Georgia

Covering Fulton, Gwinnett, Cobb, Hall, and Appalachian counties. Volunteers track municipal redistricting and coordinate carpools to Capitol hearings.

Connecting Athens, Macon, Augusta, and surrounding farming communities to host county courthouse listening sessions on voting boundaries.

Organizing teams across Albany, Valdosta, Savannah, and Brunswick to monitor coastal county commission lines and train public speakers.

Grassroots watchdog work

What local teams do

County teams monitor public hearing notices, review proposed district boundaries, and set up informational tables at community gatherings. Volunteers prepare neighbors to speak directly to the committee about local road boundaries, shared municipal services, and neighborhood integrity.

No political party affiliation or legal background is required. Any two residents can establish a county circle with training materials and maps supplied by our statewide network.

County intake

Start a county team

Leave your details to receive an organizing kit, local district data, and connect with volunteer coordinators in your area.