Out The Trap Day is an opportunity for patients, families, faith leaders, advocates, and community members to come to the Georgia Capitol, learn about the issues shaping cannabis policy, engage in educational dialogue, and find solutions for the communities of Georgia.
On Friday, March 20, 2026, CARE for Georgia will host the Second Annual “Out The Trap Day” at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta.
Out The Trap Day is a statewide cultural advocacy and civic engagement event designed to bridge the gap between Georgia’s communities and Georgia’s policymakers. This annual gathering creates a space where culture, public leadership, and legislative action intersect to advance meaningful dialogue around reform, reinvestment, and opportunity.
The purpose of this event is to elevate community voices inside the Capitol and foster productive conversations around economic development, health equity, criminal justice reform, and responsible cannabis policy modernization. Out The Trap Day will serve as a public-facing town hall environment, connecting community members, city leaders, state legislators, patients, advocates, entrepreneurs, cultural influencers, and faith leaders. The goal is to ensure that Georgia’s evolving policies reflect equity, compassion, access, and responsible economic participation.
Faith leaders and people of faith have long stood at the forefront of movements that bring healing, justice, and restoration to communities. In that same spirit, this gathering seeks to encourage thoughtful conversation about policies that affect families, patients, and communities across our state.
For many patients and families across Georgia, this conversation is not political, it is deeply personal. It is about compassionate care and ensuring that individuals suffering from chronic illness, neurological disorders, cancer, and other serious conditions have access to safe and regulated medical treatment options.
CARE for Georgia (Cannabis Access Reform & Education) remains committed to advancing safe and equitable medical cannabis access, public education and patient awareness, criminal justice reform, and community reinvestment. Our work is grounded in the belief that good policy should reflect both public safety and compassion for those in need.
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