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9to5 Georgia

Join us to build the world we want to live in together.
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9to5 Georgia is a grassroots member-led organization working to advance economic justice through issue-based advocacy, grassroots organizing, and community education by directly engaging impacted women. Our chapter’s movement for economic justice in Georgia works to address issues such as pay equity, sexual harassment, work-family balance, housing and utilities, and civic engagement. We believe that by organizing collectively, we can build long lasting power and transform our world, so all women and their families can live and thrive in an economically and racially just world.

10/07/2026

We’re excited to announce that we’ve joined the Child Care for all campaign!

Child Care for All is a campaign of partners from across the country who have come together to win free, universal child care for everyone.

The Child Care for All campaign is working to win a federally funded universal child care system that guarantees every family free and easy-to-access options to meet their needs.

Free, universal child care means a better future for all kids—and our country. Learn more at and https://childcareforall.com.

10/06/2026

Join 9to5 Georgia organizers and community leaders for Your Ballot, Your Power: Know Your Ballot! Ever wondered what the Lieutenant Governor actually does? Or why the Public Service Commission matters? Together, we’ll break down the offices you may see on your ballot, explore what those offices can actually do, and use tools like Branch to practice researching your own ballot. Come ready to learn and make a plan to vote!

Register now: https://bit.ly/4ehPoZd

09/24/2026

Congrats grads!! Our Community Justice Fellows completed their program and are ready to become leaders in Albany, Atlanta, Savannah, and beyond. We can't wait to see how they grow.

09/23/2026

Join Us for Your Ballot, Your Power: Know Your Power! In our first of three webinars, Know Your Power, we’ll break down Georgia government in a way that makes sense, connect what happens under the Gold Dome to the issues we face in our everyday lives, and talk about how we can turn what we learn into action!

Register here: https://bit.ly/4ySTsXN

09/22/2026

9to5's Ogechi Oparah spoke at this week's vote to pass paid leave for Atlanta City employees! City employees can now take up to 12 weeks of paid leave. We thank these city employees for their work to advance this policy. This is a small but meaningful step toward expanding care across Georgia. A special thank you to Councilmember Westmoreland for advocating for this policy and to the rest of the council for their support.

09/17/2026

Albany took their Seat at the Table during our first meeting of this series! So many community members showed up to break bread and break barriers with us and fight back against high utility bills.

Join our next meeting: https://bit.ly/4y003jc

09/15/2026

Pull up a chair and join us for our next A Seat at the Table community dinner! We’ll share our thoughts on voting, explore how we recognize power, and discuss who holds important positions in our community, how they got their seat, and how their decisions affect our lives.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4y003jc

08/07/2026

Albany, we have several seats for you. 🍽️

We’re opening the doors to A Seat at the Table.

We want more of us at the table. Eating dinner. Breaking bread. Breaking barriers. Learning how to use our voices and work together for the changes our community deserves.

Your light bill shouldn’t have to compete with your rent or housing costs. You don’t have to be an expert to have something to say about it. We want to hear from you.

Come eat with us, see what we’re building, and find your seat at the table.

August 22 | 6–8 PM 🍽️💜

RSVP today at 9to5.org/SATTLaunch

08/04/2026

Last month’s Provider Meeting was a great success, and we were thrilled to see everyone who attended!

Childcare advocates came together to discuss important topics and concerns regarding childcare quality, provider autonomy, funding, and advocacy for the families and children they serve. Participants agreed that policy should be shaped by those most affected by these changes: the providers serving the working families, the workforce behind the workforce. The conversation highlighted an opportunity to empower providers to move beyond navigating the existing childcare system and to begin organizing for meaningful changes to the systems that affect them.

These discussions will continue in this month's meeting! We look forward to seeing you at the next Provider Meeting!

07/21/2026

Today is EqualPayDay and we’re grateful for all of the Black women who show up in their communities to make change and we recognize the strength, power, and beauty they build in their homes, families, communities, and across the country, often doing the most with less. More on our blog: https://bit.ly/4vHKOJS

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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