Our Mission

50501 Georgia is a grassroots, community-driven movement created for this moment.

We are non-partisan, accessible, and committed to real, tangible change.

50501 is committed to non-violence.

 Violence of any kind will not be tolerated.

Our Core Values

aerial view of protestors during a march in downtown Atlanta

Mobilize the People: Educate, protest, and make our voices impossible to ignore.

Make Government Follow the Law: No more executive overreach or lawbreaking at the highest levels.

Hold Corrupt Officials Accountable: Demand real consequences for unlawful actions and abuse of power.

Revitalize Our Communities: Invest in connection, rebuild trust, and fight the forces dividing us.

Reform Congress: Make it work—for real. Fairer elections, less corruption, more accountability.

What Makes Us Different

Grassroots & Community-Driven: Built from the ground up—guided by the people, not party leaders or institutions.

Made for Right Now: We’re a direct response to the authoritarian threats unfolding in real-time.

Accessible to All: Whether you’re new or experienced, we welcome you. Safety, inclusion, and clarity are core to our work.

Focused on Real Change: We’re not here for slogans—we’re here to stop authoritarianism and build something better.

Justice & Accountability

We demand that government officials follow the law and face consequences when they do not.

Civil Liberties & Human Rights

We fight against authoritarian overreach and protect the rights of all people.

Community-Driven Action

We are led by the voices of everyday citizens, not political elites.

Non-Partisanship

Our work is not about left or right—it’s about democracy, fairness, and the rule of law.

Tangible Change Over Empty Promises

We believe in action, not performative activism.

Our Demands

Our Story

50501 Georgia was born out of urgency—a direct response to the constitutional crises, corruption, and erosion of democracy that define this moment in history. As the government disregards legal constraints and threatens civil rights, we refuse to stand by in silence.

We began as a grassroots coalition of volunteers, organizers, and community leaders committed to defending democracy. Our movement grew rapidly, fueled by people who refuse to accept a future dictated by authoritarianism.

Today, we are part of a national effort to demand justice, accountability, and structural reform. We know that democracy isn’t self-sustaining. It requires the people to step up, take action, and hold power accountable.

That’s what we’re here to do.