Join us for a day of education and advocacy on Thursday, March 20, at Noon. Come meet your legislator, hear from community leaders, and tap in to learn what's going on in Georgia as it relates to Cannabis, Hemp, the Laws, and YOU!!
Community Town Hall
"OUT THE TRAP DAY" at the Georgia State Capital
This event seeks to bring together legislators, community leaders, medical professionals, entrepreneurs and advocates to discuss the future of cannabis and hemp in Georgia.
The event’s theme, “Out The T.R.A.P.,” aims to highlight the barriers, including regulatory red tape, restrictive policies and economic challenges —that must be overcome to adopt a common-sense approach and framework for medical cannabis patients in Georgia.
Attendees will be able to meet with lawmakers, learn about current policies and engage in discussions surrounding access, reform and economic opportunities. Attendees will also have the opportunity to hear from industry experts and take part in a movement for patient access and equity in cannabis legislation.
This event will feature:
Big Bank Black, Rapper and Host of the Big Facts podcast
Pastor Terry Woodard, Community Leader and Advocate
Shar Bates, Community Organizer and Activist
Mychel “Snoop” Dillard, Serial Entrepreneur and Business Leader
Dr. April Hang, Pharmacist and Cannabis Advocate
Dr. Rasean Hodge, Physician and Medical Cannabis Expert
Big Gipp (Goodie Mob), Owner of Gipp Goodies
Young Marley, Sharklato Brand Owner
Dr. Roz McCarthy, Founder of Minorities for Medical Marijuana
Corey Lowe, Advocate at Peachtree NORML
Scotty Smart, Community Leader with the New Georgia Project
Chris Brown, Policy Advocate with CARE for Georgia
Michael “Coach” Harris, Founder of the Georgia Hemp Association
Parking is available at:
Pete Hackney Parking Deck:
162 Jesse Hill Jr. Dr. SE, Atlanta, GA 30303
- Open Lot Parking atCorner of Capital Ave &. Memorial Dr
-Underground Atlanta Parking Deck
& Various Parking Lots available in the surrounding area.
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