Fulton County Reparations Task Force Report Summary

The Fulton County Reparations Task Force Report, covering the period from April 2021 to January 2023, outlines the advisory board members, researchers, summary meetings, research areas, recommendations, studies conducted, records accessed, and support needed for the task force. It emphasizes the importance of empirical data studies, feasibility analysis, and public input in formulating recommendations for reparations initiatives.

• Fulton County
• Reparations
• Task Force
• Report
• Empirical Studies

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1. Fulton County Reparations Task Force Report April 2021-January 2023

2. TASK FORCE ADVISORY BOARD & RESEARCHERS Dr. Karcheik Sims-Alvarado, Chair (District 4) Marcus Coleman, Vice Chair (District 5) Tamika Jackson (At-Large) Shanti Vissa (District 1) Elon Osby (District 3) Honorable Khalid Kamau (District 6) TASK FORCE RESEARCHERS AND REPORT CONTRIBUTORS Dr. Karcheik Sims-Alvarado, Chair Olivia Reneau, Duke University Hart Fellow John Wright, Central Library, Fulton County Library System

3. TASK FORCE SUMMARY MEETINGS: MEMBERS: BYLAWS: ACCESSABILTY: COUNTY SUPPORT: OCTOBER 2021- JANUARY 2023 6 MEMBERS, 8 VACANCIES DECEMBER 2022 ZOOM & PUBLIC COMMENTS FRAN CALHOUN JASMINE CAMPBELL ATTORYNEY DENVAL STEWART L.A COUNTY SUPERVISOR JANICE HAHN ATTORNEY BEN CRUMP PRESENTATIONS:

4. RESEARCH RESEARCHERS: JOHN WRIGHT, CENTRAL LIBRARY, SPECIAL COLLECTIONS OLIVIA RESEAU, DUKE UNIVERSITY HART FEL.LOW DR. KARCHEIK SIMS-ALVARADO, CHAIR Area of Interest for Task Force: See Report CASE STUDY 1: BAGLEY PARK CASE SUDY 2: CONVICT LABOR CASE STUDY 3: FULTON COUNTY AND SLAVERY

5. RECOMMENDATIONS TWO STUDIES: EMPERICAL STUDY BASED ON QUANITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE DATA FEASABILTY STUDY RECOMMENDATIONS ARE SUPPORTED BY FINDINGS FROM BOTH STUDIES PUBLIC MEETINGS SURVEY

6. RESESEARCH EMPERICAL DATA STUDY: PERFORMED BY SCHOLARS AND STUDENTS: ATLANTA UNIVERSITY CENTER EMORY UNIVERSITY GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY

7. RECORDS AUC, GSU, AND EMORY ARCHIVES NATIONAL AND STATE ARCHIVES FULTON COUNTY LIBRARIES FULTON COUNTY VITAL RECORDS FULTON COUNTY DEEDS AND WILLS FULTON COUNTY PROBRATE COURTS/ CLERKS OFFICE FULTN COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR RECORDS FULTON COUNTY VOTER REGISTRATION OFFICE AND OTHER FULTON COUNTY DEPARTMENTS

8. SUPPORT: APRIL 2023-OCT 2024 COST OF STUDY: 3 TO 6 RESEARCHERS FOR EMPERICAL STUDY: $210,000 FEASABILTY STUDY (RFP) $30,000 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT: $5,000 PUBLIC MEETINGS: $5,000 ________ $250,000

9. RECOMMENDATION TO BOC TIMELINE: NOVEMBER 2024 PRESENTATION OF REPORTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS SUPPORTED BY STUDIES