Date and time: Start: March 5, 2021, 3:00 PM EST End: March 5, 2021, 4:00 PM EST Via Zoom Dentons’ Public Policy practice is excited to invite you and your colleagues to the next edition of Dentons Dialogue: a ...
By: Colleen McNally, The Wilbert Group We spoke with Sharon about navigating the legal side of complex land deals, her new role as Chair of the Livable Communities Council and the unique ways she serves ...
Earlier this year, GEEARS hosted Georgia’s fourth annual Strolling Thunder. In partnership with ZERO TO THREE, this special event brought together infants, toddlers, and their families to urge policymakers to make the needs of Georgia’s ...
By Wendy Stewart, Atlanta Market President for Bank of America For years, historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have been instrumental in advancing economic mobility among underrepresented populations, offering students access to a quality education, ...
By Fredalyn M. Frasier, Project Director – Planning & Urban Design, CAP/ADID Last summer, Central Atlanta Progress (CAP) and the City of Atlanta announced the launch of “Atlanta Legacy Makers,” a public commemoration of Atlanta’s ...
DeKalb County Board of Health to Administer Vaccine at Doraville Station By Appointment Only MARTA is partnering with DeKalb County to provide a convenient COVID-19 vaccination site at Doraville Station, located at 6000 New Peachtree ...
Guest post By Natalia Garzón, director of development, We Love BuHi In March of 2020, people were not interested in listening to oral histories—people were interested in surviving. This was a truth that We Love BuHi, ...
State of Good Repair Work Between Lindbergh Center, Buckhead, & Lenox Stations Enhances Safety & Extends Life of Rail System MARTA has successfully completed the Track Replacement Project at Canterbury Junction, where the Red and ...
Republic Services Charitable Foundation announces $105,000 grant to support critical repairs to locally owned Westside businesses The Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc. (ANDP) has received a grant from the Republic Services Charitable Foundation to support ...
By Bradley Roberts, United Way of Greater Atlanta Melissa says she didn’t know 2-1-1 even existed before taking a job as a Community Connection Specialist just over three years ago. “I went to Georgia State ...
Like nearly everyone in our Atlanta community, YWCA of Greater Atlanta closed its doors last March when we were made aware that we were in a global pandemic. As an agency that has been in ...
Date and time: Start: February 26, 2021, 3:00 PM EST End: February 26, 2021, 4:00 PM EST Location: Via Zoom Dentons’ Public Policy practice is excited to invite you and your colleagues to the next edition of Dentons Dialogue: ...
The Way Forward is Made Clearer for Gwinnett Place and North Point Malls By Kate Sweeney Shopping malls. They’re not what they used to be. This is true, both in terms of the decline in ...
By Dr. Kashef Ijaz, Vice President-Health, The Carter Center The recent observance of the second annual World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day (Jan. 30) prompted me to reflect on my good fortune in overseeing the Carter ...
By Shane Totten, Catherine Butler Gunter, and Lisa Bianchi-Fossati of Southface Institute Part 2 in a three-part series on the Regenerative Economy. Read Part 1 on Regenerative Design. As the American population increased over the ...
Congress has passed another round of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). Many minority business owners were left out of the first round of funding due to insufficient “back office” paperwork and employee requirements that aren’t ...
By Dan Hourigan, Director of Transportation and Sustainability, Midtown Alliance It’s unanimous! Everyone is dissatisfied (for differing reasons) with what is happening at Atlanta’s curbs. Drivers are frustrated when the delivery truck is blocking a ...
by Gordon Giffin and Eric Tanenblatt Originally posted in Insider Advantage The future is electric, and Georgia has spent a great deal of energy— and hundreds of millions in development incentives— to secure its position in the economy ...
February 19, 2021 3 – 4 p.m. ET Via Zoom Dentons’ Public Policy practice is excited to invite you and your colleagues to the next edition of Dentons Dialogue: a series of dynamic conversations breaking down front ...
Last week, the Metro Atlanta Chamber (MAC) announced ATL Action for Racial Equity, a multi-year, multi-step action plan designed to help address the ongoing effects of systemic racism impacting the Black community. In just a ...
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