You don’t have to wear the dress to make an impact. There are plenty of ways to show up for LBDI: swipe 👉 to find out how. Which one will you choose? The dress isn’t the point. The conversation is. For five days, JLA members will wear the same black dress to spark conversations about low literacy and the challenges women and children experiencing poverty face in Atlanta. Because a conversation can lead to a question. A question can lead to understanding. And understanding can lead to action. Ask about the dress, and let’s start the conversation. LBDI is about more than wearing the same black dress for five days. It’s about raising awareness of low literacy and the challenges women and children experiencing poverty face in Atlanta—and raising funds to support the Junior League of Atlanta’s work in our community. A conversation is powerful, but what happens next matters even more. Through our programs, partnerships and community investments, the Junior League of Atlanta works to address challenges facing women and children across our community. LBDI helps shine a light on those challenges—and your support helps turn that awareness into action