Organizing the
Unorganized Organizer
They paid me to organize my friends instead of just telling us to vote. First time adults treated my ideas like they mattered.
Now I'm the one people call when they need rides to the polls. They showed me power isn't something you ask for—it's something you build.
Jamal, College Park, GA
Our Story
Founded in 2019 by Mason Wright and Mary-Pat Hector, Equity for All is a youth-led movement empowering young people (ages 18–29) to build power, sustainable communities, and equitable access to resources. We know that true fairness demands action across interconnected issues—from voting rights to environmental justice, from food security to education reform—and we equip young leaders with the tools to drive change in their own communities, on the issues that matter most to them.
Our Work
At our core, we break down barriers to political participation. We meet young people where they are—at music festivals, college campuses, and neighborhood events—with innovative voter registration and education campaigns. But our mission doesn’t stop at elections. We train the next generation of organizers to fight for systemic reforms year-round, ensuring their voices shape policies in education, food justice, and voting rights.
Building Sustainable Communities
We believe in the power of youth-led solutions. From urban farming projects to zero-waste initiatives, we support sustainability efforts that transform neighborhoods. We tackle food insecurity through community gardens, mutual aid networks, and advocacy for equitable food systems. And we push for education reform that ensures every young person has access to the knowledge and resources needed to uplift their communities.
A Holistic Approach to Justice
Equity for All operates on a simple truth: these struggles are connected. A just future requires more than participation—it demands nourishment, education, and opportunity for all. Through leadership development, direct action, and coalition building, we’re creating a movement where young people don’t just witness change—they lead it.
Join us. The future is ours to shape.
700,000+
Voters Touched
300+
Organizers Trained
3 Vertical
Gardens
Our Mission
Equity for All exists to do what others won't - invest in the leadership of young people that systems have left behind. Our mission unfolds through two powerful fronts: training an army of youth organizers to combat voter suppression where it hits hardest, and transforming food deserts into community-controlled sources of nourishment and power. We know democracy isn't just about ballots - it's about whose voice gets heard and whose needs get met.
That's why our 300+ trained organizers don't just knock on doors - they turn barbershops into civic classrooms and abandoned lots into urban farms. Why we've placed 40+ poll workers to protect voting access in neglected neighborhoods. Why we don't ask for permission to build the Georgia our communities deserve. Because access isn't given, and justice isn't granted - both must be cultivated, fought for, and grown by those who've been kept from the table. At EFA, we're not just fighting for a seat - we're building our own table.
Our Team
Kay
Campus Lead
Clayton County, GA
Kathleen N.
Director
Fulton County, GA
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Mason
Deputy Director
DeKalb County, GA
Comms Lead
Jordyn
Floyd County, GA
Community Lead
Clayton County, GA
Miatta
Sanaa
RIOC Lead
Rockdale County, GA