Project South
“We can no longer afford to mobilize in reaction to what is happening. We have to determine a political direction and al

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We can no longer afford to mobilize in reaction to what is happening.

We have to determine a political direction and alignment towards a real vision.” - Adelina Nicholls, Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights The ATL Get Ready team named criminalization as a shared reality and a political baseline for our alignment and collective action. Over the past six months, we’ve collaborated on the “Sanctuary Zone” campaign to build a community safety net across the city. We wanted to share some of what we’ve learned about what it takes for a coalition to come together and build the infrastructure needed to practice real community safety in this time of rising fascism. Thank you @wagingnv for allowing us to tell the story of this campaign. Read more about the campaign and the lessons it offers to those who may be building something similar on their own frontlines: bit.ly/3UfNnWv And a special shout out and thank you to the ATL Get Ready team, including GLAHR, Project South, Barred Business, Black Men Build, Southeast Immigrant Rights Network, Union of Southern Service Workers, SNAP-Co, EndStateAtl, Hunger Coalition of Atlanta, Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta, Atlanta People’s Campaign, El Refugio, Casa Alterna, Critical Resistance, Black Alliance for Just Immigration, and everyone else who worked hard to make this campaign happen! #ATLGetReady #SanctuaryZones #MutualAid #CommunityDefense #Atlanta #PeoplePower
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