Dine & Dial Thursday Night to Help Stop
​Georgia's Dangerous "Freedom to Discriminate" Bill

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Thursday, March 17
Holiday Inn Downtown (host hotel), Asheville, NC
5:30pm: Dinner   |   6pm: Phone Bank

Join fellow conference attendees and other activists remotely from around the nation as we phone bank to help stop Georgia's Dangerous "Freedom to Discriminate" Bill! Bring a laptop or tablet and cell phone. Dinner provided. 

About This Action

The Georgia Legislature is dangerously close to passing a so called "First Amendment Defense Act (FADA)." This bill would allow businesses and taxpayer funded organizations to discriminate against the LGBT community. It could even allow help to be denied to victims of domestic violence, or police to stop protecting religions they don’t belong to. But YOU can help to stop it.

Why Does It Matter?

If passed, this harmful legislation would set Georgia back 30+ years, allowing tax-payer funded organizations to discriminate across the board—putting LGBT Georgians, unmarried couples, women, racial minorities, religious minorities, people living with disabilities, and more in the line of fire.

How Can You Help?

  • PHONE BANK: There's only one way we'll win equality and justice — by having real conversations with local people about our issues. That's why we need you as part of our growing volunteer team on the phones!
  • VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT: We need your help to call and recruit folks who signed up or expressed an interest in volunteering. This outreach is critical to fill our volunteer shifts!
The National Equality Action Team (NEAT) is a grassroots field program that mobilizes supporters of LGBT equality and allows anyone, no matter where they live, to play a role in historic campaigns by providing opportunities to engage in direct action. Freedom for All Americans, the national campaign to win LGBT-inclusive non-discrimination protections, serves as the chair of the campaign.