Hart28 Town Hall: Desert Communities & Working Families
Join us for the Hart28 Town Hall, where we’ll engage with our Desert Communities and working families. Together, we can build a future of accountability, safety, and opportunity for all. Be part of the change we need in Phoenix on February 10th at 6 PM!
Hart28 Town Hall: Desert Communities & Working Families
About This Event
The future of our communities is at stake, and it’s time to come together! Join us for the Hart28 Town Hall at the Burton Barr Central Library. This is your chance to voice your concerns, share your ideas, and work towards the accountable government our families deserve.
We’re focusing on the issues that matter most: safer neighborhoods, stronger schools, affordable housing, equal rights, better healthcare, good jobs, and a healthier future for everyone. This is a community gathering, a call to action, and a platform for change.
Engage with fellow voters, volunteers, donors, and supporters who share your vision for a brighter tomorrow. Your voice is essential in shaping the policies that will uplift our desert communities.
Don’t miss this opportunity to stand united for the future we want to see. Bring your passion, your questions, and your commitment to making a difference. Together, we can create a groundswell of support for the change we need.
Mark your calendars for February 10th at 6 PM and join us at the Burton Barr Central Library. Let’s build the movement for a better tomorrow, together!
Gregory Welch
Gregory Welch joins the Hart 2028 campaign as a powerful voice for justice, restoration, civic engagement, and people-first leadership. His life and work reflect the kind of resilience and action this campaign is built around: listening to people, standing with communities, and turning lived experience into meaningful change.
After being sentenced to 15 years to life in federal prison at the age of 30, Gregory refused to let confinement define his future. He became deeply engaged in the prison law library, studied the law with purpose, and used that knowledge to fight for his freedom.
His legal journey ultimately reached the Supreme Court, where he won a 7-1 victory. That case did more than change his life; it helped free over one thousand people immediately and became a lasting example of what persistence, preparation, and courage can accomplish.
Today, Gregory is involved in voter engagement, criminal justice reform, legal advocacy, and community organizing. Through Hart 2028 events, he helps connect the campaign’s message to real conversations about second chances, civic power, restoration, accountability, and the responsibility to build systems that serve people with fairness and dignity.
As the author of The Welch Doctrine, Gregory shares his story of overcoming the odds, learning the law without a college degree, and understanding what it means to become a jailhouse lawyer from a Black perspective. His voice brings moral clarity, practical urgency, and lived experience to the movement Hart 2028 is building.
Join The Conversation.
Be part of a people-first campaign built around service, action, justice, and the communities ready to move forward together.