1980

9to5 Georgia was founded in 1980 when a group of office workers in Atlanta organized to improve working conditions. In Georgia, 9to5 has led campaigns to win living wages, family medical leave, improved access to unemployment insurance, and measures to combat discrimination.

TODAY

9to5 continues to fight for worker justice and family and community sustainability and is building power in our communities. We have active voter engagement, paid leave, utility justice, climate justice, childcare, anti-discrimination, and anti-harassment campaigns throughout the state of Georgia. Our members span from the Metro Atlanta area to Southwest and Central Georgia, and Savannah, Georgia.


Georgia Voters on our Mind!

Are you Vote Ready? Election Season is here and we are ready to go to the polls! We all have a responsibility to our families and communities to leave behind a better future for the next generation. Each of us can make a positive impact, showing that the impossible is possible when we work together. Access our Georgia Civic Engagement page for our voter resources!

Register to Vote!

Georgia News

October Newsline

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Hi Friend,   You already know the scary truth– the last day to vote is just a week away. We’ve said it over and over– when we vote, we win. Together we’ll fight for a country with an economy that works for everyone, where we can care for ourselves and our loved ones, control our bodies, and live on a safe and sustainable planet. And together, we’ll prove again that the leadership of women of color leads to a brighter…

Georgia Campaigns

  • Photos of diverse families that are faded out with a logo prominent in the center. Logo is yellow heart stylized to look like a peach being held by two forest green hands. Underneath in forest green letters says “Georgia Coalition for Paid Leave”

    #PaidLeave4AllGA

    Paid leave is essential for the economic security of all workers and is a policy with widespread bipartisan support, but some politicians continue to resist it at the local, state,
    • Georgia Chapter
  • Georgia Child Care

    We envision a world where families have access to affordable and accesible child care with a well-supported and well-compensated workforce. Our current child care system is built on policies and
    • Georgia Chapter

Georgia Events

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    November 1st, 2024 5:00 PM through 6:30 PM

    Held Online // Se Llevará a Cabo en Línea

  • The “Take Back Your Power Tour” is a community event that will be hosted in three locations in southwest Georgia. That includes Albany, Moultrie, and Cairo. During this event, community...

    November 2nd, 2024 6:30 PM through 10:00 PM

    200 Fourth St SW Cairo 39828

  • The “Take Back Your Power Tour” is a community event that will be hosted in three locations in southwest Georgia. That includes Albany, Moultrie, and Cairo. During this event, community...

    October 25th, 2024 6:30 PM through 10:04 PM

    15 E Central Ave Moultrie 31768

  • On Wednesday, October 30th, we will host our monthly convening of Well Woman Wednesday! We cordially invite you to attend, whether you are a new member or want to catch up with our chapter. We welcome everyone to learn more about our GA chapter's work and why it matters. Our organizers will also share updates on our campaigns and actions you and your loved ones can participate in!

    October 30th, 2024 6:30 PM through 8:00 PM

    Held Online // Se Llevará a Cabo en Línea

Georgia Resources

  • Georgia House Bill 1010 Know Your Rights Infographic

    Wondering if the new paid leave law covers you? Here is an infographic presented by the Georgia Coalition for Paid Leave to explain the changes to paid leave for Georgia
    • Georgia Chapter
    • #PaidLeave4AllGA
  • 2023 Annual Report

    2023 was an incredible year of wins, growth, and change for 9to5 and we’re so glad you were with us along the way. Our movement is about you and we
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