Community
The Lede
ATL pop artist R.Land takes action: ‘prayers’ aren’t enough Community, Visual Arts , Beer, Homepage, News
Wednesday April 1, 2020 12:00 am EDT
United Way and other organizations to benefit from his artwork
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'Say No To Hate' Community
Sunday September 30, 2018 11:59 pm EDT
A Q & A of Atlanta locals regarding Civil Rights and current political climes.
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The Kids Are Alright Community, Homepage, News
Tuesday July 31, 2018 11:59 pm EDT
March for Our Lives - Atlanta teens bring good trouble.
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Community Events
Thursday September 24, 2020 06:30 pm EDT
Online Event
Cost: Free
Community,
Festivals,
Free Events
The award-winning novelist, essayist, professor, editor, commentator, and acknowledged master of Twi...
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Friday September 25, 2020 12:00 am EDT
Aurora Cineplex
Cost: $29.95
Arts Agenda,
Community,
Food and Drink
Categories: Movies
The Aurora DRIVE-IN MOVIES are back this September ! Last One of the Season--Fri...
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$29.95 [click here for more]
Friday September 25, 2020 06:30 pm EDT
Online Event
Cost: Free
Arts Agenda::Books,
Community,
Free Events
National Book Award Longlisters Hanif Abdurraqib (Go Ahead in the Rain: Notes to A Tribe Called Ques...
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Saturday September 26, 2020 12:00 pm EDT
East Atlanta Village
Cost: Free
Arts Agenda,
Community,
Festivals
Celebrating East Atlanta’s art, culture and quirkiness in a safer way, with two ways to play: social...
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Free [click here for more]
Saturday September 26, 2020 02:00 pm EDT
Online Event
Cost: Free
Arts Agenda::Books,
Community,
Community::Family,
Free Events
Join New York Times bestselling author and illustrator Raina Telgemeier, creator of the graphic nove...
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Free [click here for more]
Sunday September 27, 2020 02:30 pm EDT
Online Event
Cost: Free
Arts Agenda::Spoken Word,
Community,
Free Events
The Agnes Scott College English department comes together with us to present some of the finalists o...
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Tuesday September 29, 2020 06:30 pm EDT
Online Event
Cost: Free
Arts Agenda::Books,
Community,
Festivals,
Free Events
Jasmine Guillory comes together on a panel with fellow romance writers Alisha Rai, Farrah Rochon, Ya...
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Free [click here for more]
Wednesday September 30, 2020 06:00 pm EDT
Online Event
Cost: Free
Community,
Festivals,
Free Events
Alan Batt, the food photographer known as Battman, traveled around the country interviewing and phot...
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Free [click here for more]
Thursday October 1, 2020 04:30 pm EDT
Online Event
Cost: Free
Arts Agenda::Books,
Community,
Festivals,
Free Events
You are invited to join Agnes Scott English Department professors Charlotte Artese and Robert Meyer-...
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Friday October 2, 2020 06:00 pm EDT
Stockbridge City Hall
Cost: Free
Arts Agenda,
Food and Drink,
Community,
Music,
Free Events
BRIDGEFEST will be held this year on Friday October 2nd and Saturday October 3rd.
Two days of awesom...
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Coverage
Homelessness in Atlanta Community
Monday September 9, 2019 07:13 pm EDT
A guide to those who help those in need
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Atlanta City Plan Community
Monday May 27, 2019 11:14 am EDT
Atlanta's Official City Plan and Vision
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Say No to Hate: Sara T. Cushing Community
Thursday August 30, 2018 08:59 am EDT
I think the most important problem is the splintering of people into different tribes and factions, aided and abetted by actors (domestic and foreign) for whom it is profitable to emphasize and encourage this trend. This includes corporations, the media, and government — not all, of course, but when...
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Say No to Hate: Michelle Malone Community
Thursday August 30, 2018 08:51 am EDT
People getting sucked in by drama and taking the bait that created the division in the first place. It causes people to focus on our differences instead of our commonalities. We are so much bigger than affiliations. We have so much more in common than not. Regardless, we should show respect and love...
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Say No to Hate: L. Edward Phillips Community
Thursday August 30, 2018 08:44 am EDT
The biggest problem, in the U.S. overall and in Atlanta, may be the relative lack of significant, meaningful communities where we engage personally with people across racial, social, gender, and ideological differences. We have never had a time in U.S. history when we have as a society really promot...
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Say No to Hate: Kevn Kinney Community
Thursday August 30, 2018 07:55 am EDT
We are divided. Always have been. The civil rights fight is on going; the civil rights fight is ever growing. The color of America is constantly changing. There is color in America. Just because Sesame Street is color blind and integrated doesn’t mean Main Street is … We have made progress as a comm...
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Say No to Hate: Ruwa Romman Community
Thursday August 30, 2018 07:29 am EDT
We believe that one of the most significant problems facing Americans today is the risk that our nation will regress to a time when we were divided, both legally and socially, based on race, religion, and ethnicity. These divisions have always existed in America, but in recent decades, it seemed tho...
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Say No to Hate: PD Scullin Community
Wednesday August 29, 2018 06:40 pm EDT
The search for truth is the most crucial problem in America today. Trump has a base of 35-40% support, over 90% among Republicans. The GOP has gone all-in on this cult of personality in return for tax cuts, deregulation, and conservative court appointments with the long game of overturning Roe v Wad...
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Say No to Hate: Our Revolution Georgia Community
Wednesday August 29, 2018 06:27 pm EDT
(Inter)Nationally, the most important problem facing Americans is income and wealth inequality. In Atlanta, segregation is the most pressing issue.
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Say No to Hate: Henry H. Owings Community
Wednesday August 29, 2018 06:14 pm EDT
Rampant greed and hiding behind increased property values. White privilege. Entitlement. Spoiled bitches. Career politicians. Condos. Bro culture. Okay, bro culture isn’t an important problem, I just hate it. I think class war is at the foundation of all of this. Gentrification. I moved to Atlanta b...
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Non-Profits
Atlanta Community Food Bank Non-Profit Organization
ACFB procures over 35 million pounds of food and groceries each year and distributes it to more than 600 nonprofit partner agencies serving families and individuals in metro Atlanta and north Georgia counties.
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Atlanta Preservation Center Inc Non-Profit Organization
The independent advocate for historic preservation offers guided tours of several areas of interest, including downtown, the Fox Theatre, Sweet Auburn, Miss Daisy's Druid Hills, Grant Park and Inman Park. $5-$10.
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Center for Civic Innovation Non-Profit Organization
Located on the northern side of MLK Jr. Drive, between Peachtree Street and Pryor Street, CCI bills itself as "a resource hub and open campus for civic innovators and social entrepreneurs."
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Citizen Advocacy of Atlanta & DeKalb Non-Profit Organization
The nonprofit aims to help "a wide range of local people" become citizen advocates for people living with developmental disabilities.
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Citizens for Progressive Transit Non-Profit Organization
You won't find a bigger proponent of public transit than this grassroots organization. CfPT provides resources for everyone who is even thinking about getting there on public transit - from the Braves-game shuttle rider to the most obsessive light-rail nerd. But with its active listserv and, this ye...
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Everybody Wins Atlanta Non-Profit Organization
This local affiliate of the Everybody Wins! national non-profit organization is dedicated to improving the reading skills of students in low-income public elementary schools.
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Food Well Alliance Non-Profit Organization
As an Alliance, we unite communities in Atlanta to build a robust local food system - a network of individuals and organizations that grow, process, distribute and consume fresh local food. We connect people, ideas, leadership and capital to build a city that values healthy, locally-grown food.
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Friends of the Central Atlanta Library Non-Profit Organization
No description provided
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Georgia Equality Non-Profit Organization
Georgia’s largest statewide LGBT advocacy group that's active in issues such as hate crimes, bullying, and workplace protection. Its partner organization Equality Foundation of Georgia helps register and mobilize voters.
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Georgia Peace & Justice Coalition Non-Profit Organization
The local organization supports peaceful alternatives to war and violence.
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Giving Kitchen Food
From the website:
Giving Kitchen provides emergency assistance to food service workers through financial support and a network of community resources.
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Hands On Atlanta helps individuals, families, corporate and community groups find volunteer opportunities at more than 400 nonprofit organizations and schools.
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Hosea Williams Feed the Hungry Non-Profit Organization
Hosea Feed The Hungry and Homeless was founded in 1971 by civil rights icons Rev. Hosea and Juanita T. Williams. Its mission is to rescue, restore, and re-stabilize at-risk and homeless individuals and families so they can thrive and become self-sufficient.
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Meals On Wheels Atlanta Non-Profit Organization
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Piedmont Park Conservancy Non-Profit Organization
The well-connected nonprofit helped make the city's most popular greenspace what it is today. Start here for more information about exploring the intown gem.
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Trees Atlanta Non-Profit Organization
The 23-year-old nonprofit has planted more than 68,000 trees in metro Atlanta and now is planning the city's first arboretum - or "tree museum" - along the Beltline. Trees not only are beautiful and provide shade, but they also reduce the effect of the “urban heat island” a...
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United Way of Greater Atlanta Non-Profit Organization
From the United Way website:
"United Way of Greater Atlanta brings together people and resources to tackle complex issues and drive sustainable positive change to help our community thrive.
For individuals and organizations that want to help improve the health of their community – United Way is th... | more...
Urban League of Greater Atlanta Non-Profit Organization
The organization aims to help empower African Americans with education, job training, housing, financial literacy classes, and other services.
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WRFG Radio Free Georgia Non-Profit Organization
Eclectic music programming (including blues, soul, hip-hop, bluegrass, folk, global, gospel, Latin, and Americana) as well as progressive news.
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Wylde Center Non-Profit Organization
Formerly the Oakhurst Community Garden Project, the Wylde Center now uses gardening to teach environmental awareness.
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Activist Groups
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Georgia
Recommended by Priscilla Smith, Robert Franklin, and Our Revolution Georgia
Antifa Atlanta
Recommended by Our Revolution Georgia
Black Lives Matter
Recommended by Saira Raza and Elizabeth Corrie
C4 Atlanta
Recommended by Saira Raza and Priscilla Smith
Concerned Black Clergy
Recommended by Robert Franklin
Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-Georgia)
Recommended by Ruwa Romman and Rev. Fahed AbuAkel
Faith Alliance of Metro Atlanta
Recommended by Robert Franklin
Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials (GALEO)
Recommended by Our Revolution Georgia and Jerry Gonzalez
Georgia Alliance for Social Justice
Recommended by Priscilla Smith
Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition
Recommended by Priscilla Smith
Housing Justice League
Recommended by Saira Raza
JVP Atlanta (Jewish Voice for Peace)
Recommended by Rev. Fahed AbuAkel
March for Our Lives - Georgia
''See CL's profile on the Georgia March for Our Lives [/content-409692-The-Kids-Are-Alright|here}
New Georgia Project
Recommended by Priscilla Smith
Radio Free Georgia (WRFG 89.3 FM)
WRFG Atlanta 89.3FM. Radio Free Georgia. One of our best sources for local progressive media. My participation as a listener and volunteer with the station has been fundamental in my political education and community activism. In its 45 years, WRFG has and continues to broadcast the voices and information of those who experience oppression and exploitation and those who resist it. - Christopher Hollis
RefuseFascism.org
Recommended by Priscilla Smith and Jack Turner
Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ-Atlanta)
Recommended by Elizabeth Corrie
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Recommended by Our Revolution Georgia
Southerners on New Ground (SONG)
If you want to learn more about the challenges facing immigrants, I would recommend the Atlanta-based group Southerners on New Ground. - Ryan Vizzions
WonderRoot
Recommended by Saira Raza
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