The End Mass Incarceration Georgia Network is an intentional association of individuals, organizations, grassroots and faith communities formed to effect positive change in the areas of youth and criminal justice.

EDUCATE:  Provide for community information and education sessions on the issues of the youth and criminal justice systems, and agencies and organizations that provide supports and services at the local, state and federal levels.

COMMUNICATE:  Communicate the importance of the community’s role in understanding and participating in youth and criminal justice reform.

FACILITATE:  Facilitate opportunities for the community to adopt a conversation of accountability and transformation, rather than retribution and punishment.

ADVOCATE:  Advocate for viable, solution-based responses for the end of mass incarceration.

PARTICIPATE:  Participate in the work of local, state and national justice reform and encourage participation in and support of the End Mass Incarceration Georgia Network and other like-minded efforts.

Join us on Zoom on the second Monday of each month for our informative and compelling community meetings!

Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice Offers Community Resources Database - The database consists of more than 1,200 resources statewide. DJJ will continue to add to the database as new resources become available.

Georgia Department of Community Supervision Offers Reentry Services - Services are delivered through state and local collaboration from the time of [a person's] entry to prison through their successful transition, reintegration, and aftercare in the community.

Georgia Office of Victim Services - Frequently Asked Questions