Help Make Stone Mountain’s Moment a Movement.

About the Stone Mountain Action Coalition

The Stone Mountain Action Coalition (SMAC) is a movement dedicated to a more inclusive Stone Mountain Park focused on healing, transformation and progress. The SMAC advocacy network includes a diverse coalition of concerned citizens, political leaders, community organizations, faith-based groups and businesses who are dedicated to supporting constructive solutions and ideas that reflect a new, shared vision for the Park.

Here’s the problem:
Stone Mountain Park, a public park owned by the State of Georgia, is the world’s largest Confederate memorial and shrine to white supremacy. The Park is the birthplace of the modern Ku Klux Klan and was established as an official Confederate memorial by the State in resistance to desegregation and the civil rights movement. To this day, the Park’s prominent hateful symbols continue to cause pain and attract hate groups and violence.

Here’s what we want to do about it:
The Stone Mountain Action Coalition wants to reclaim Stone Mountain Park from the state-sponsored Confederacy. We are calling for immediate changes including removing Confederate flags, renaming Park streets and features currently honoring Confederate and Ku Klux Klan figures, and advocating for new legislation to address the restrictive Georgia laws that require the Park to serve as a Confederate memorial.

Here’s how you can help:

Sign up online (below) – Join the movement to and receive updates on how to take action!
Sign the resolution - Sign the Resolution to Reclaim OUR Park!
Sign the petition – Sign the Change.org petition!
Contact the Park – Contact the Park board members!
Attend a public meeting - Make your voice heard at the next public meeting!