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    The New York Times

    As the Trial in Ahmaud Arbery’s Killing Nears, a Community Is on Edge

    The focus on racial inequities locally and A Better Glynn's contributions to helping combat them.

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    PBS/GPB News

    Glynn County Police, Residents Wrestle with Racism

    The complicated conversation on police reform in Glynn County and A Better Glynn's contribution to get answers.

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    WABE (NPR)

    ‘History Has Seized Us:’ Glynn County Community Takes Action

     A Better Glynn promotes change in the county through social justice, advocacy and civic engagement. 

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    Savannah Morning News

    How Brunswick is moving forward

    A year later, Brunswick, Georgia works to rebuild.

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    First Coast News

    A Better Glynn: Georgia organization helped mobilize the community to vote in the 2020 elections

    Recognizing A Better Glynn's effort in November 2020 to mobilize voters in Georgia. 

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    Essence

    Georgia Senate Race Spotlights Black Women Leadership

    A Better Glynn's Shemeka Frazier Sorrells is featured in a conversation with Oprah Winfrey on our voter mobilization efforts.

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    Facing South

    How rural Black organizers helped Democrats win the Senate

    A feature on A Better Glynn's efforts to mobilize voters in November 2020.

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What's the purpose of A Better Glynn?

A Better Glynn exists to identify, educate, and equip individuals to be equity-driven decision-makers through civic engagement, policy advocacy, and leadership development.

Is A Better Glynn only for BIPOC?

Our organization is Black-led, but not Black-only. We believe in the age-old mantra that a "rising tide lifts all ships." When Black and Brown communities thrive, then our entire community benefits. But it takes everyone to make that happen.

How can I get involved with A Better Glynn?

We do have volunteer opportunities with each one of our teams. Please click here to fill out a volunteer interest form and we'll be in touch soon.

Are my donations tax-deductible?

Yes. We are currently a registered organization in Georgia & have 501(c)(3) status. You will receive a donation receipt from us through our online system.