VOLUNTEER Take It to the Bridge: Weekly Visibility Action on Hwy 92 over I-575

Woodstock CAN, a branch of North Georgia Community Action Network (NGA CAN), holds this weekly action immediately following our Saturday Stands in Canton and Woodstock (11:00 AM – 12:30 PM). Head straight here when the stands wrap up. This is a space built by and for residents of Cherokee, Pickens, Bartow, Forsyth, and Cobb counties.

This event is designed for people who live, work, or have deep roots in North Georgia. If you're more than an hour's drive from Woodstock, this probably isn't your event, and that's okay! We encourage you to find or build a local group in your own community. Our work is most effective when it's rooted in the neighborhoods and county commissions we actually vote in.

Every Saturday, we hit the streets with signs to demand an end to Trump's regime of deportations and billionaire handouts — and we're not stopping. We take our message to the Highway 92 bridge sidewalks over I-575, where tens of thousands of drivers can't miss us.

Bridge visibility actions are some of the most powerful peaceful resistance happening in America right now, reaching commuters who'd never see a rally or march. Every honk is a neighbor saying: we see you. We agree. We're not alone.

Meeting Point Meet directly on the Highway 92 bridge sidewalks over I-575. Park at Home Depot (9037 GA-92, Woodstock, GA 30189) or any nearby shopping center lot and walk to the bridge. Use your own judgment on parking.

What to Know - Non-permitted First Amendment protest on public sidewalks only - Stay away from curbs and traffic - Do not block sidewalks or entrances - Peaceful, disciplined, visible, and lawful presence

• Event lead: Oversees the event, helps volunteers know their roles, answers questions, and handles any issues that come up.

• Safety marshal: Helps people stay safe near traffic and sidewalks, watches the crowd, and supports calm de-escalation if needed.

• Medic: Provides basic first aid and checks on anyone dealing with heat, stress, dizziness, or other minor medical needs.

• Food/supply donation collection: Collects donated items, keeps them organized during the event, and helps make sure they leave with the right person.

• Other: Helps wherever needed, such as greeting people, handing out signs, assisting with setup or cleanup, or filling gaps during the event.