VOLUNTEER WITH THEO’S LAW GEORGIA
THERE IS A PLACE FOR YOUR TALENTS HERE
Theo’s story began with one student and one family. For six years, his family kept asking for the opportunity for him to cross the graduation stage and have his achievement publicly recognized. Theo eventually received that moment. Now, his story is helping inspire an effort to make the path clearer for the students and families who may come after him.
Meaningful change rarely happens because of one person alone. It happens when people bring what they have their time, their voice, their professional knowledge, their creativity, their connections, and sometimes simply their willingness to show up.
Whether you are a student, educator, disability advocate, community leader, professional, family member, or simply someone who believes this effort matters, there may be a place for your talents here.
Theo’s Law is proposed legislation in Georgia. It has not been enacted into law.
By volunteering, you are helping support the effort to advance this proposal and to help turn Theo’s story into constructive change.
ADVOCACY & COMMUNITY OUTREACH
For people interested in helping share Theo’s story and connect with others.
- Sharing Theo’s story with families, disability organizations, educators, and community groups
- Helping introduce Theo’s Law Georgia to schools, community organizations, and appropriate partners
- Supporting outreach to communities that may be directly affected by graduation and disability policies
EVENTS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
For volunteers who want to help with in-person or virtual activities.
- Assisting with informational tables and community events
- Helping with event preparation, logistics, and guest support
- Supporting outreach activities connected to events and appearances
LEGAL, POLICY & RESEARCH SUPPORT
For attorneys, law students, educators, researchers, policy professionals, and others with relevant expertise.
- Assisting with research related to education policy and graduation practices
- Reviewing public information and publicly available documents
- Supporting legislative and policy research related to Theo’s Law and similar efforts
- Providing other appropriate professional support within your area of expertise
Volunteers in this area are not automatically authorized to provide legal representation, independently draft legislation, lobby on behalf of Theo’s Law Georgia, or speak for the organization. Any such activities would occur only if specifically discussed and authorized.
FLEXIBLE WAYS TO HELP
Volunteering does not have to mean a major ongoing commitment.
We want to match people with opportunities based on their interests, experience, location, and availability. The information you share helps us understand how you might like to help and what kinds of roles could be a good fit.
Information submitted through this form will be used to communicate with you about volunteering and participation with Theo’s Law Georgia.