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Weekly Coalition Call
Every week, Georgia Matters partners across Georgia get on a call to share what’s working, campaign updates, and ask questions. It’s optional, informal, and genuinely useful.
Meeting Registration Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/iR1wFkXQRcq2O5UDbe-ZzQ
Meeting ID: 813 7657 4927
What happens on the COALITION call
Weekly coalition calls cover three things in about 30 minutes.
Hear what’s happening across the coalition – participation numbers, new resources, and upcoming milestones you should know about.
Partners share quick wins – messages that resonated, channels that surprised them, and approaches worth trying. Real talk from real leaders.
Got a question about the toolkit, a specific message, or how to handle a tricky situation? Bring it to the call. Someone else has probably faced the same thing.
Common Questions
Every week, Georgia Matter partners across the state get on a call to share winning strategies, campaign updates, and ask questions. The coalition call is optional, informal, and genuinely useful. Miss a week? That's fine. Bring a colleague? Of course. For call details, email georgia@igcimpact.org
Not at all. The calls are optional and drop-in friendly. Come when you can, skip when you can't. There's no attendance requirement.
About 30 minutes. We respect your time and keep things focused.
Other Midterms Matter partners from across Georgia - employers, faith leaders, nonprofit directors, association leaders, and community organizers. It's a good group.
No problem. Key updates from each call are shared by email so you stay in the loop even when you can't attend.
Absolutely. The more the merrier. Just have them email georgia@igcimpact.org to get the call details.
Invite Another Leader
The most powerful thing you can do after joining Georgia Matters is to invite another trusted leader to the coalition. Think of one person whose network would make a difference, then send them this.
Who to invite: A trusted employer, faith leader, chamber president, or nonprofit director. One good invite can multiply your impact.
