grand marshals recognized for their service to issues of justice

Justice is rising for women who serve in churches and all religious institutions -  Natosha Reid-Rice Women’s Ministry, Ebenezer Baptist Church

 Justice is rising for women who seek higher learning  -Dr. Cynthia Neal Spence ,  Spellman College .

Justice is rising for the Working Poor   -Charmaine Davis,  9 to 5      

 Justice is rising to end the culture of war and envisioning a culture of 21st century peace   -Becky Rafter , Georgia Wand

Justice is rising for our Latino communities that experience  domestic violence  -  Jessica Nunan,  Caminar Latino   

 Justice is rising for teens through direct advocacy to their needs- Vikki Millender-Morrow , Campaign for Adolescent Power and Potential (GCAPP)

Justice is rising for Women in Georgia through political advocacy -Stephanie Davis, Georgia Women for a Change

Justice is rising for the immigrant poor through Refugee Family Services -  Emily Pelton,Refugee Family Services

Justice is rising to end violence against women and men-Jan Christiansen,Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Justice is rising by empowering young girls and women- Emily Ellison , YWCA

Justice is rising to provide nutrition for the food insecure -  Bill Bolling , Atlanta Food Bank

Justice is rising by creating intentional diversity in Large Corporations-Letty Ashworth , Manager of Global Diversity, Delta Airlines, Inc

Justice is rising to create pathways of equality and full inclusion as a human right - Linda Ellis, The Health Initiative serving the LGBTQ community

Justice is rising for the Youth of the next generation- Kaffie McCullough, Youth-Spark

Justice is rising for women who will have a pathway for adequate health care  -Cindy Zeldin, Georgians for a Healthy Future