Get a sneak peek at the renovated National Center for Civil and Human Rights
The center has been closed all year for renovations and will open in November.
Latest Headlines by Lori Wilson
Decades after Hurricane Katrina, Georgia Tech professor helps to improve how levees are built
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, a researcher at Georgia Tech has developed a simulator to understand the failures of the levees that led to widespread flooding.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta launches therapy pet program for ‘pawsitive’ airport vibes
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has introduced a new program to help reduce stress for both travelers and employees.
Atlanta Community Food Bank opens first Atlanta store
The Atlanta Community Food Bank has opened its first free-standing store in the city of Atlanta, providing a new resource for residents in need of food assistance.
Union City elementary school opens 2nd clothing program spot for students in need
Liberty Point Elementary School students will return on Monday to a new resource called ‘Zion’s Closet,’ designed to meet their needs with clothing and supplies.
Atlanta digital education nonprofit receives ‘significant grant’ from Taco Bell Foundation
Inspiredu, an Atlanta nonprofit dedicated to bridging the digital divide, has received a significant grant from the Taco Bell Foundation, partly thanks to the support of singer Kelly Clarkson.
South Fulton officers say it’s the ‘best feeling in the world’ after saving children in car crash
Two City of South Fulton police officers are being called heroes today for pulling two young children to safety after the car they were in crashed and rolled over.
Metro Atlanta nonprofits addressing domestic violence challenged by gov’t funding cuts, economy
Government funding cuts are impacting nonprofits across the country, including those addressing domestic violence.
Do you remember how to write cursive? New state standards require 3rd to 5th graders to learn
The new state standards took effect last month, so look for handwritten notes from your kids coming soon.
Metro high school teacher’s post goes viral for highlighting Black men in education
Only 1.6% of teachers in the U.S. are Black men, compared to 18% at Charles Drew High School.
