Georgia Appleseed Center for Law & Justice’s Post

At Georgia Appleseed Center for Law & Justice we're advocating for legislation to address poor housing conditions impacting our state's children. In a recent op-ed in Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Executive Director Michael Waller brought attention to the story of James and countless others facing obstacles due to poor housing conditions. We were moved by the response from Gini Morgan's high school journalism class in Cobb County, who echoed our call to action after reading about James's plight. Their engagement underscores the widespread recognition of this issue's importance. (https://lnkd.in/eBViFXSi) Our advocacy for House Bill 404, the "Safe at Home Tenant Protection Act," moves us toward our goal of ensuring every child has a healthy place to live. This bipartisan bill proposes minimum safety standards for rental properties and aims to curb the threat of eviction, laying a foundation for stable futures. With a significant portion of Georgia households experiencing poor housing conditions, the passage of HB 404 is a crucial step. The support from communities, including the proactive students in Cobb County, strengthens our collective voice. Let's make a difference together. Contact your state Senators and support HB 404. It's time to secure a safe, stable future for Georgia's children. #HealthyHousing #GeorgiaChildren #AdvocateForChange #GeorgiaAppleseed #HousingJustice

Georgia must address unsafe housing crisis now to protect kids

Georgia must address unsafe housing crisis now to protect kids

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