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One vote on May 19 decides Georgia Supreme Court seats.

Thursday is your chance to hear directly from candidates shaping reproductive rights in Georgia.

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We’ve got until Friday to make this count.

Buy a book. We’ll get it to a kid who needs it.

📚 Bilingual book drive with MESE + The Stacks
⏳ Deadline: April 17

Simple action. Real impact.

Freedom Training Learn how to use your power in collective noncooperation to undermine the Trump regime's structural support. Provided by Freedom Trainers.

You won’t be the only one figuring this out.

We’re learning together.

Join us tomorrow, April 11, for a training on collective action and nonviolent resistance.

You don’t need to guess what to do.

At this training, you’ll learn how collective noncooperation works and how everyday people apply real pressure.

April 11. RSVP in bio.

We asked the questions. Now we stay on it.

Last night’s Data Center Town Hall made one thing clear. These decisions affect all of us, and people are paying attention.

If it feels close, it is.

And staying quiet won’t protect us.

Join us April 11 to learn how collective action creates real pressure. RSVP in bio.

Who’s in the room matters.

We’re bringing together officials, candidates, and advocates to talk about data centers and what it means for Savannah.

April 8.

Democracy depends on participation.

Not just at the ballot box.

Join us April 11 to learn how collective action builds real accountability. RSVP in bio.

Big decisions. Not enough answers.

Who benefits from data center tax breaks?
Why are customers subsidizing costs?

We’re asking these questions out loud in Savannah.

April 8.

When people refuse to comply, systems lose power.

Join us April 11 to learn how collective noncooperation creates real pressure.

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Revised audit reveals Georgia data centers’ economic impact massively overstated Data centers in Georgia did not produce nearly the same high payback in exchange for half a billion dollars in tax breaks as reported by state auditors last month, according to a correction issued Wednesday.

We’re being told data centers are good for Georgia’s economy, but the full picture is more complicated. The costs, from energy to infrastructure, are becoming harder to ignore.

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Georgia lawmakers failure to act on data center concerns draws community ire - The Current Georgia lawmakers failed to pass legislation to curb the impact of data centers, leaving local communities to bear the cost of the tax breaks and electricity rate increases, which has sparked outrage among voters and given Democrats an opportunity to gain ground in the upcoming elections.

Communities are raising concerns about data centers, and answers aren’t clear.

Inside the Dirty, Dystopian World of AI Data Centers - The Atlantic The race to power AI is already remaking the physical world.

Data centers are expanding fast, and the impact isn’t abstract. It affects energy, infrastructure, and communities like Savannah.

We’re hosting a town hall to break it down.

Wednesday, April 8.

The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any. -Alice Walker

Savannah, this is happening one week from today. Join us April 11 for a free training with Freedom Trainers on collective noncooperation and nonviolent resistance.

Come learn how to take action. RSVP in bio.

April 4, 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated while organizing.

He believed noncooperation with injustice was a moral obligation.

If you’re asking what that looks like now:

Freedom Training Workshop: April 11, 1–4 PM | Episcopal Church of the Epiphany, Savannah, GA

You have more power than you think.

Learn how to use it.

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Savannah Indivisible to Host Data Center Town Hall on April 8 Experts and elected officials gather in Savannah to discuss data center impacts on utility costs, drinking water, and local communities across Georgia.

The Data Center Town Hall is only a few days away!

Members of the Georgia Public Service Commission, data center experts, and elected officials will answer your questions. This town hall is for every resident to raise concerns about the ethical, economic, and environmental fallout of these sprawling complexes.

What is the political process for their approval and how can residents get their voices heard?

Why do Georgia Power residential customers pay for data centers’ subsidies and discounts?

Why do data centers get tax breaks and zoning exceptions?

Why do we need so many new data centers? Why can’t old ones be upgraded?

We’re bringing together experts to answer your questions on one of the most pressing issues facing every Georgia resident: the explosion of data centers all over the state.

The issue is a firestorm of controversy for very good reason. We’re asking questions like:

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Coming up soon! RSVP’s encouraged. #savannahga #civicengagement #datacenter