How To Contact Stacey Abrams…

Email Stacey Abrams at info@staceyabrams.com; info@abramsforgeorgia.com (Abrams for Georgia) & info@fairfightaction.com (Fair Fight).

Meet Stacey Abrams at one of her book signings, movie/TV show premieres, live events, meet-and-greets, or bidding on a charity auction.

Call Stacey Abrams 404-737-1022 (Community).

Text Stacey Abrams 404-737-1022 (Community).

To get Stacey Abrams’s autograph, send your autograph request along with a self-addressed stamped envelope. Send Stacey Abrams a fan mail letter care/of:

Stacey Abrams
c/o Stacey Abrams For Governor
1270 Caroline St. #D120-447
Atlanta, GA 30307

Stacey Abram’s speaking agency is:

Darnell Strom
c/o United Talent Agency (UTA)
9336 Civic Center Dr.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Stacey Abrams’ management is:

Stacey Abrams For Governor
1270 Caroline St. #D120-447
Atlanta, GA 30307

Stacey Abrams’ publicist is:

Henry Holt & Company
120 Broadway
New York, NY 10271

Stacey Abrams’ political career began in the early 2000s when she was elected to the Georgia House of Representatives as the representative for the 89th district, which includes parts of Atlanta and DeKalb County. She was just 29 then, making her the youngest woman ever elected to the Georgia General Assembly. She served in the Georgia House for ten years, becoming the House Minority Leader in 2011. During her time in the legislature, Abrams focused on economic development, education, and voting rights and became known as a progressive voice in Georgia politics. In addition to her political work, Abrams has also been active in nonprofit and advocacy organizations, including the New Georgia Project, which she founded in 2013 to promote voter registration and turnout among communities of color and other underrepresented groups. Her work in these areas helped to establish her as a leading voice on issues related to social justice and political change in Georgia and beyond.

In 2020, Beyonce publicly endorsed Stacey Abrams during the United States presidential election and encouraged her fans to vote. Additionally, Abrams was included in Beyonce’s list of Black-owned businesses to support, which was featured on her website.

Stacey Abrams first met Barack Obama when he was a state senator in Illinois, and she was a law student at Yale University. She was impressed by his speech at the 2004 Democratic National Convention and reached out to his campaign to offer her support. After Obama was elected President in 2008, Abrams worked closely with his administration on various issues, including voting rights, criminal justice reform, and economic development. In 2013, she was appointed as the House Minority Leader in the Georgia House of Representatives, a role she held until 2017. During this time, she worked with the Obama administration on issues such as the Affordable Care Act and environmental policy.

Stacey Abrams met Don Lemon through his role as a journalist and Abrams’ role as a political figure and voting rights activist. Lemon reported on Abrams’ political activities, interviewed her and discussed her work on voter rights and her political campaigns on his news show.

Stacey Abrams and Hillary Clinton first met in the early 2000s when Abrams was working on her Ph.D. in public policy at the University of Texas at Austin. Clinton was the U.S. Senator from New York then and visited the university to deliver a speech. Abrams was impressed by Clinton’s message and contacted her campaign to offer her support. Over the years, Abrams and Clinton remained in touch and worked together on various issues related to voting rights, women’s rights, and economic opportunity. In 2018, Clinton endorsed Abrams during her gubernatorial race in Georgia, and the two women campaigned together. While Abrams ultimately lost the election, her work on voter mobilization in Georgia helped to set the stage for Democratic victories in subsequent elections.

Stacey Abrams and Jane Fonda first met in 2018, during Abrams’ campaign for governor of Georgia. Fonda, a longtime political activist and supporter of progressive causes, campaigned for Abrams and help mobilize voters. Abrams was running against then-Secretary of State Brian Kemp, who was accused of voter suppression tactics to suppress the votes of communities of color and other marginalized groups. Fonda and Abrams worked together to raise awareness of these issues and mobilize voters to turn out on Election Day. While Fonda is primarily known for her work in the entertainment industry, she has been a vocal advocate for political change and social justice issues for many years. Her work with Abrams helped raise awareness of these issues among a wider audience.

Stacey Abrams has known President Joe Biden for many years, dating back to when he was the Vice President under President Barack Obama. As the Minority Leader in the Georgia House of Representatives, Abrams worked with Biden and his staff on various issues, including criminal justice reform, voting rights, and economic development. In 2020, Abrams was a vocal supporter of Biden’s presidential campaign, and she played a key role in mobilizing voters in Georgia, which helped secure his victory in the state. Following Biden’s win, Abrams was frequently mentioned as a potential running mate. She has continued to work closely with the administration on issues such as voting rights and COVID-19 relief efforts.

Stacey Abrams met “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kandi Burruss through political advocacy and community engagement efforts, particularly within Georgia. Burruss supported Abrams during her gubernatorial campaign. They participated in events and initiatives aimed at Georgia voter registration and mobilization. Their shared interests in Atlanta’s social issues and community empowerment united them.

Stacey Abrams and Kamala Harris have known each other for several years, dating back to their work as attorneys and political leaders in California. Harris served as California’s Attorney General from 2011 to 2017, while Abrams worked as a lawyer and served as the House Minority Leader in the Georgia House of Representatives. They have also worked on voting rights, criminal justice reform, and economic opportunity issues. During the 2020 U.S. presidential election, Harris was the Democratic nominee for Vice President, and Abrams was a prominent advocate for voter mobilization and turnout in Georgia. Harris and Abrams have a professional relationship built on shared values and goals, and they continue to work together on issues related to social justice and political advocacy.

Michelle Obama first met Stacey Abrams in 2012 when Abrams was serving as the Minority Leader of the Georgia House of Representatives. Michelle was in Georgia as part of her “Let’s Move!” campaign to promote healthy eating and exercise for children, and Abrams welcomed her to the state. They remained in touch over the years, and Michelle was a vocal supporter of Abrams during her run for Governor of Georgia in 2018. Although Abrams ultimately lost the election, Michelle praised her for her leadership, public service, and dedication to voting rights. Since then, they have continued to work together on initiatives to empower and engage young people in politics and activism.

Stacey Abrams and Oprah Winfrey first met in 2013 when they were both speakers at a women’s empowerment conference. They hit it off and stayed in touch over the years, with Oprah supporting Abrams’ political career. In 2018, Oprah traveled to Georgia to campaign for Abrams during her gubernatorial race, which helped to raise Abrams’ national profile. After the election, Oprah interviewed Abrams on her show “SuperSoul Sunday” and has continued advocating for her work on voting rights and social justice issues.

Stacey Abrams and Pete Buttigieg first met during the 2020 U.S. presidential primary season when they were both candidates for the Democratic nomination. Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, was one of several candidates vying for the party’s nomination. At the same time, Abrams was a prominent advocate for voter mobilization and turnout in Georgia. While they were not competing directly against each other, they shared a commitment to progressive values and political change. Following the primary, Buttigieg suspended his campaign and endorsed Joe Biden for president, while Abrams continued her work on voting rights and social justice issues. It’s unclear if they have had direct contact or worked together since the primary season.

Stacey Abrams has known Reverend Raphael Warnock for many years, dating back to when he was the pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia. Warnock has been prominent in Georgia politics and social justice activism for many years. He and Abrams have worked on various voting rights, economic opportunity, and criminal justice reform issues. In 2017, Abrams publicly endorsed Warnock during his campaign to lead the New Georgia Project, a nonpartisan voter registration organization she founded. In 2020, Warnock ran for the U.S. Senate in Georgia, and Abrams played a key role in mobilizing voters and securing his victory in a closely contested race. The two have a longstanding professional relationship built on shared goals and values.

Stacey Abrams and Tyler Perry have known each other for several years and have worked together on various issues related to social justice, voting rights, and economic opportunity. Perry, a filmmaker, actor, and entrepreneur, is based in Atlanta, Georgia, and has been a prominent supporter of local and national political causes. Abrams, who has lived and worked in Georgia for many years, has focused much of her work on voter mobilization and state engagement. In 2018, Perry hosted a fundraiser for Abrams during her gubernatorial campaign, which helped to raise awareness of her campaign and mobilize support among voters in Georgia and beyond. Since then, they have continued to work together on social justice and political advocacy issues, and their professional relationship has developed over many years.

Stacey Abrams and Whoopi Goldberg met in 2018 when Goldberg was invited to speak at a campaign event for Abrams’s run for governor of Georgia. Goldberg was impressed by Abrams’s passion and commitment to fighting for voting rights, and the two women quickly became friends. In 2020, Goldberg interviewed Abrams for her show, “The View,” where they discussed Abrams’s book, “Our Time Is Now.” Goldberg has praised Abrams as a “hero” and a “warrior” for democracy and has been a vocal supporter of Abrams’s work on voting rights. Here is a quote from Whoopi Goldberg about Stacey Abrams: “I met Stacey Abrams when she was running for governor of Georgia. I was immediately impressed by her intelligence, her passion, and her commitment to fighting for voting rights. She is a true hero and a warrior for democracy. I am so proud to call her my friend.”

Stacey Abrams has written a variety of books, including:

While Justice Sleeps (2021): A legal thriller about a Supreme Court justice found unconscious and a law clerk who must find a way to save the country.

Our Time Is Now: Power, Purpose, and the Fight for a Fair America (2020): A collection of essays about Abrams’s political activism and her vision for a more just and equitable America.

Minority Leader: How to Lead from the Outside and Make Real Change (2018): A memoir about Abrams’s time as minority leader of the Georgia House of Representatives and her fight for voting rights and other progressive causes.

Stacey’s Extraordinary Words (2017): A children’s book about the importance of literacy and education.

Abrams also authorizes several non-fiction books on voting rights, economic development, and leadership. She is a powerful voice for change, and her books have been praised for their insights, passion, and inspiring message.

Stacey Abrams has lived and worked in Atlanta, Georgia, for many years.

Stacey Abrams was born in Madison, Wisconsin, but grew up in Gulfport, Mississippi, and later moved to Atlanta, Georgia. She has lived and worked in Georgia for many years and is known for her political and social activism in the state. In 2018, Abrams ran for governor of Georgia, becoming the first African American woman to be a major party’s nominee for governor in the United States.

Stacey Abrams was born to parents Robert and Carolyn Abrams, both educators. She is the second of six siblings, including one brother and four sisters. Her family has a long history of public service, with both of her parents being active in the civil rights movement. Stacey Abrams is also an aunt who wrote about her close relationship with her nieces and nephews in her memoir “Minority Leader.”