On October 2, 2017, Atlanta made history when the City Council unanimously voted to decriminalize possession of less than one ounce of marijuana. Eight years later, we celebrate this milestone not only as a step toward justice and equity but also as powerful evidence of what grassroots organizing and civic participation can achieve. Driven by community voices, neighborhood advocates, and the ballot box, this victory reminds us that the willingness to participate in the electoral process can change the course of history. Together, when we organize and vote, we create lasting change, shaping the future of Atlanta and communities nationwide.
Cannabis access reform & education
About Cannabis Access Reform and Education
Advancing the UN 2030 Agenda with Cannabis
Advancing the UN 2030 Agenda with Cannabis
Organized to aid and support the creation of jobs, criminal justice reform, and nonpartisan research and development of cannabis and hemp in Georgia. Our mission champions common-sense cannabis regulation in our society through education, scientific advancement, and economic growth.
Advancing the UN 2030 Agenda with Cannabis
Advancing the UN 2030 Agenda with Cannabis
Advancing the UN 2030 Agenda with Cannabis
At CARE For Georgia, we believe that education is the key to unlocking a world of opportunities. Cannabinoids and their regulation are relevant to several Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) under the United Nations framework.
Cannabis & The Law
Advancing the UN 2030 Agenda with Cannabis
Cannabis & The Law
Almost every state has changed its laws to permit the use of marijuana for medical purposes.
Courts have interpreted the appropriations rider to prohibit federal prosecution of state-legal activities involving medical marijuana.
