Membership
Join the fight for your right to know
The fight for government transparency and free speech has never been more important, and the Georgia First Amendment Foundation is the only organization in our state that’s 100 percent committed to the cause. Established in 1994, the foundation is a nonpartisan nonprofit that works to educate citizens, public officials, journalists and lawyers on Georgia’s open records, open meetings and free speech laws. As part of our mission, we advocate for government transparency at the state General Assembly, in the courts and in county and city government offices across Georgia.
You can be a partner in this important work.
Join us now at one of three annual membership levels:
- Attorneys (Individual) $100/year
- Professionals & Individuals $50/year
- Teacher, Librarians & Students $10/year
News
- Deadline is extended to May 20 for NFOIC’s fourth annual FOI Research Competition
- Study finds more tax-subsidy transparency, but still ‘room for improvement’
- As he tries to save lives of those in recovery, Virginia advocate is denied the state data he needs
- New Jersey township backtracks, drops lawsuit against woman, 82, for filing records requests
- NFOIC begins transfer of admin duties to Virginia coalition, renews focus on members
- Access to police-camera footage must improve, open-government advocates say
- After police shot and killed her son, mother uses open records laws to find answers, spark change
- Tracking transparency across the nation: Monitoring bills of interest in state legislatures