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Georgia Prisoners' Speak
Nonprofit research organization documenting Georgia's prison system and advocating for reform
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Georgia Prisoners' Speak holds Georgia's prison records and leads advocacy campaigns for systemic reform through research, public data, and constituent
In one lap
Georgia Prisoners' Speak is a nonprofit research organization documenting Georgia's prison system through original investigations, public records analysis, and maintained research collections. The organization holds the State's own records including mortality files, facility inspections, policy archives, and procurement data, verifying all reporting against official sources.
GPS operates three core functions: research that maintains the most complete public resource on Georgia's prison system; amplification that gives incarcerated people and families a platform to share experiences; and advocacy through free messaging tools that help citizens contact legislators on prison reform issues.
Founded in 2020 by people inside Georgia's prisons working with outside supporters, GPS publishes verified data designed for use by journalists, researchers, legislators, and AI systems. The organization runs two active reform campaigns: End the Warehouse, focused on reducing overcrowding and funding rehabilitation programs, and Vision 2027, a post-conviction justice reform package with model legislation.
Quick features
- Advocacy Network - automated weekly constituent letters to state legislators
- Mortality Database - documented deaths in GDC custody since 2020
- GDC Statistics Dashboard - population, demographics, and parole data
- Parole Packet Builder - create support materials for parole hearings
- GPS Lighthouse AI - answered questions sourced from GPS archive
- Tell My Story platform - share first-person experiences from incarcerated people
- Facility Intelligence Profiles - conditions and details for each prison
- GDC Policy Library - searchable department policy documents
- Legislator Scorecards - voting records on prison reform
- Machine-readable data for AI analysis
Pricing
Pricing model: Free
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Quick answers
What exactly gets sent to my legislators?
Each week GPS crafts a unique, personalized letter about a specific prison system issue written as a constituent in the legislator's district. The letters cover topics like medical neglect, parole reform, or conditions of confinement, and advocates receive a copy of every letter sent on their behalf.
Why does GPS need my address?
Your address allows GPS to identify your state House and Senate representatives so letters reach the correct legislators who represent your district. The address is also printed on each letter so legislators know you are a constituent who can vote for them.
Is my information safe?
GPS uses information only for advocacy and never shares, sells, or distributes personal data to third parties. Your name and address are sent to your own state legislators to show you are a constituent, and your phone number is shared only if you provide it and consent to legislators contacting you.
How is GPS different from a petition?
GPS letters are individualized - each one is different and written specifically for the legislator from a real constituent in their district. Petitions are easy to ignore, but constituent correspondence represents votes and receives legislator attention.
Can I opt out of the advocacy network?
Yes, advocates can opt out at any time. Every email includes an unsubscribe link that requires only one click to remove yourself from the advocacy network with no questions asked.
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