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Black Lives Matter Georgia · Jul 31, 2026
The Movement
Black Lives Matter Justice for All
We fight for racial justice, community empowerment, and meaningful change across Georgia and beyond. Together, we rise. Together, we act. Together, we demand justice.
Black Lives Matter Georgia is a verified nonprofit organization recognized by GuideStar (Candid).
/ Fuel the Movement
We stand as one people. Every voice, every dollar, every act of courage pushes us closer to a world built on dignity and truth. Your support makes this possible — it powers our work, strengthens our communities, and keeps the movement alive.
Donate Now →Together, we rise. Together, we move.
Take Action Today
The fight for justice doesn’t rest — and neither do we. Join us on the ground, online, and in your neighborhood to build lasting change. Stand up. Speak truth. Protect our people.
When we move together — we win together.
/ Who We Are
Black Lives Matter Georgia was founded in 2020 during one of the most defining moments of our generation. In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and the nationwide reckoning following the murder of George Floyd, our communities were grieving, isolated, and searching for unity, strength, and a voice.
We rose from that moment with a clear purpose: to build a movement that ensures every Black person in Georgia is heard, protected, supported, and empowered. What began as a grassroots response to injustice has grown into a trusted nonprofit organization committed to racial equity, community empowerment, advocacy, and direct support.
Today, we continue that work — standing with families, fighting for justice, and investing in a future where every voice matters and every life is valued.
/ Our Mission
We are committed to dismantling systemic racism and creating lasting change through community empowerment, policy reform, and grassroots organizing across the nation.
Policy Reform
Working to change laws and policies that perpetuate racial inequality and injustice in our country.
Direct Support
Providing resources, education, and support to individuals and families affected by racial injustice.
/ Where The Work Happens
Four programs, each with people behind it. Every one of these links goes to real work you can check.
Domestic Violence Support
Confidential help and survivor resources. No cost, no judgment, no paperwork first.
Get Support →
Police Accountability
We document cases of police violence and deaths in custody, and we stand with the families left behind.
See The Cases →
Missing Children
Our support platform carries active missing-child cases from every state, searchable by name and by state.
Search Cases →Tell Us What Happened
We do not write stories on anyone's behalf. What appears on this site comes from the person who lived it, in their own words, with their permission.
Share Your Story →/ Take Action
There are many ways to get involved and make a difference in your community.
Vote
Register to vote and make your voice heard in every election.
Voting is one of the most powerful tools we have to shape our future. Check your registration status, help others get to the polls, and learn about local races that directly impact your community’s safety, schools, and housing.
Volunteer
Join our team of dedicated volunteers working for change.
Whether it’s organizing community events, mentoring youth, or supporting local outreach, your time and energy build the heartbeat of this movement. Volunteer with us and turn passion into action.
Advocate
Contact your representatives and advocate for policy change.
Advocacy means raising your voice for justice — from city councils to statehouses. Learn how to draft letters, join local coalitions, and make policy makers hear the demands of our communities loud and clear.
Donate
Support our work with a financial contribution.
Donate Now →/ Support Our Movement
Your donation helps us continue our vital work of organizing communities, advocating for policy change, and supporting those affected by racial injustice.