Our Members
Our members range from activists, entrepreneurs, communiuty leaders and citizens who share the common goals of fighting for the rights of currently & formerly incarcerated people (and our families) and to strengthen the voices of people most affected by mass incarceration and the growth of the prison-industrial complex. Interested in getting involved with the Georgia chapter or a chapter near you? Click here.
Member Highlights
Whether doing the work on behalf of ourchapteror in other capacities, our chapter members are committed to speaking out against injustice, using their lived experiences to lead and bring change and being bold in their advocacy!
2024 Chapter Member Highlights
Hollywood Premier of Waleisah Wilson's "Working in Captivity: A Woman’s Quest to End Slavery in GA"
"Working in Captivity: A Woman’s Quest to End Slavery in GA", is a short documentary produced by AOUON GA chapter lead and activist, Waleisah Wilson, with the support of Represent Justice and Qii Films.
The film premiered in Georgia at Georgia's Justice Day events held on March 8, 2023 and again in Hollywood on March 29, 2023 with Represent Justice. The film offers candid interviews and conversations with activists, citizens and community leaders (most of whom are formerly incarcerated and were subjected to slavery while incarcerated), throughougt Georgia and Alabama on the issue of modern day slavery, our country's dependency on it, the massive profit the state and businesses make from slavery, how slavery harms communities, stifles economic growth, contributes to unemployment, makes communities less safe and why Georgia needs to take a stand to end such a racist and exploitive practice!
Hollywood Premier of Page Duke's "Until We All Count"
Until We All Count (featuring ATL activist, Kareemah Hanifa and others), premiered in Hollywood on 3/29/23. Until We All Count is a short film about felony voter disenfranchisement in Georgia and highlights the work and advocacy of Georgis activists fighting to win back voting rights for themselves and others and to push back against "reforms" and laws that reinforce disenfranchisement and inequality.
Tabatha Trammell Chosen as 2023 Represent Justice Ambassador
Tabatha, the founder of Woman With a Plan (a GA nonprofit that mentors and supports women returning home from incarceration), was one of 10 activists chosen in a nationwide search to be a part of a cohort focused on allowing justice impacted activists to turn their stories into action via the creative arts. We look forward to supporting Tabatha on her journey and like Waleisah and Page, both of whom are 2022 Represent Justice Ambassadors, we also look forward to Tabatha's final film project.
Luci Harrell Chosen As 2022 Soros Justice Fellow
Luci Harrell was among dozens of activists and allies chosen as one of Open Society's 2022 Soros Justice Fellows. Through her project, "ATL Community Support Project". Luci will work to dismantle policing programs that exacerbate the homelessness crisis in Atlanta.
A Georgia-born activist, artist, and writer, Luci is the outreach coordinator and new media consultant at Inquest. Previously, she was at the Policing Alternatives & Diversion Initiative (PAD) in Atlanta, where she provided legal navigation and courtroom support. She holds a BA in journalism from Georgia State University, a master's in mass communication from South Dakota State University, and currently is a JD candidate at Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School. She spent nine years in prison, and believes the work of abolishing criminal systems and restoring social equity requires those who have been criminalized to enter and transform the legal profession. Harrell is a student member of the National Justice Impact Bar Association, and a 2021–2022 Pipeline to Practice foundation fellow.
We look forward to supporting Luci in her project and her endeavors to abolish oppressive criminal legal systems!
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