The A. Phillip Randolph Institute (APRI) is a non partisan rganization devoted to Voter Registration, Education nd participation.

Georgia A. Phillip Randolph Institute 

Visit the National APRI Home Page for more information about the Institute.

Officers: 

President, Charles James

Vice President, Dozier Stevens

Treasurer, Barbara White

Recording Secretary, Carol DuBose

Sergeant At Arms, Margie Braswell

Trustees, Gregory Grant, Bertha Moore, Dorothy Ridley

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 4592, Macon, Georgia 31208-4592

Meetings:  quarterly in selected cities

Next Meeting: September 20, 2008 - 11:00 AM

                      Ryans Steak House

                      in Athens, Georgia 

Chapters

Athens

Officers:

President, Bertha Moore

Vice President,

Financial Secretary,

Recording Secretary,

Contact information:

Meetings

Atlanta

Officers:

President, Charles James

Vice President, Larry Courtoy

Financial Secretary, Robby Evans (acting)

Recording Secretary, Robby Evans

Mailing Address: 279 Logan Street, Atlanta, GA 30312

Meetings: 3rd Wednesday at 6:00 PM

                IBEW Local 613 2nd floor Dispatch Room

Augusta

Officers:

President, Moses Dunn

Vice President,

Financial Secretary,

Recording Secretary,

Contact information:

Meetings

Macon

Officers:

President, Dorothy Ridley

Vice President, Henry Gallimore

Treasurer, Barbara White

Recording Secretary, Marie Jackson

Parlimentarian, Margie Braswell

Trustees, Annette Harris, Deborah Smith, Tommy Wilson

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 13356, Macon, GA 31208

Meetings: 2nd Monday at 6:00 PM

           Plumbers & Pipefitters Union Hall

               309 Main Street, Macon, GA 31217

Savannah

Officers:

President, Chester Dunham

Vice President,

Financial Secretary,

Recording Secretary,

Contact information:

Meetings

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  Georgia State AFL-CIO Minority Caucus

• To encourage the participation of all minorities at the local, state and national level
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• To educate minorities on the history, structure and rules of the AFL-CIO; 

• To encourage minorities to seek leadership roles at all levels of the AFL-CIO; 

• To encourage minorities to take an active role in organizing, thereby increasing membership, and 

• To develop a forum for all minorities to have a united voice in our union, nation and lives.

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