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Hi, I'm Nzingha! How do you define "environmental justice?"
As part of my Innovation Lab series, help me out by taking this very short survey and share your questions so we can discuss them on our podcast!
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TOMORROW: Join us for a community conversation about the impacts of the criminal justice system.
Pristine Parr, a CA Fellow, will be joined by five panelists to discuss restoring social and legal rights of justice-impacted individuals.
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Despite setbacks, Atlanta Beltline, Inc. says it still plans to bring mixed-use, transit-oriented development to Murphy Crossing. But plans for this site have started and stopped and languished for years.
Read more in this week's newsletter: https://t.co/PZcANsmGDx
✨ Exciting news! We’re thrilled to announce our Collier Heights Issue Fellowship cohort. These incredible community members from diverse backgrounds are getting paid and trained to report alongside seasoned journalists. 📝
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Join us this Saturday for a community conversation about the impacts of the criminal justice system.
Pristine Parr, a CA Fellow, will be joined by five panelists to discuss restoring social and legal rights of justice-impacted individuals.
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One West End resident told planners to “Go back. Start over again.” and another said they should “sell the entire parcel” during a discussion about the Peeples Street project.
Catch up on the latest Community Notebook: https://t.co/WfOvSmxnZX
Here's how Atlanta-area masjids are cutting food waste during the Muslim holy month.
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The East Point City Council is discussing a planning and zoning rewrite—again. Years ago, it hired a firm to handle the project but the rewrite was never completed.
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Canopy Atlanta is seeking passionate, community-driven leaders to join our board of directors!
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Hi, I'm Angelina! What legal assistance would you want to have if it was free?
For my Innovation Lab project, I have a few questions for you that will help me understand the needs of those who might benefit from legal assistance.
Submit your input: https://t.co/F7kpndPiiU
Join us next week for a community conversation on the impacts of the criminal justice system.
Pristine Parr, a Canopy Atlanta Fellow, and five panelists will talk about their work around restoring social and legal rights of justice-impacted people.
RSVP: https://t.co/r5zaRZmOOD
Hi, I'm Nzingha! How do you define "environmental justice?"
As part of my Innovation Lab series, help me out by taking this very short survey and share your questions so we can discuss them on our podcast!
Submit your input: https://t.co/X5JrhIaHlZ
Atlanta City Council proclamations are a source of community frustration and Council debate.
In June 2023, Committee on Council introduced an ordinance recommending they be removed from the standard agenda.
Catch up on the latest Community Notebook: https://t.co/N2XaMY2mLI
More people are expected to visit Atlanta for the World Cup than visited for the ’96 Olympics. Being unprepared could result in “irreparable harm” to the city. Will we be ready?
What the Department of Watershed Management says, in this week's newsletter: https://t.co/PZcANsm8NZ
As Trump’s tariffs go into effect, immigrant entrepreneurs and other small business owners figure out ways to navigate “America First” policies
This story was published in collaboration with @285 South News
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Atlanta Housing, city officials, and their partners will mark the first step in the multi-phase revitalization of the historic Bowen Homes site next week in a groundbreaking ceremony.
Catch up on the latest Community Notebook: https://t.co/gzwAlzz9v0