Murphy-Harpst
He was a “hard case.” Only 13, the boy had been shuffled among more than 40 residential placements, to the point where he was denied admission…
Organizations
Tunnel to Towers Foundation
On 9/11, Brooklyn firefighter Stephen Siller was off duty but heard the World Trade Center was under…
Be THE Voice
Debbie Cwalina grew up with a brother who was developmentally delayed. “He was so isolated, one of those kids who sat alone…
Foundational Literacy
With some help from a local group, Dolly Parton is expanding her empire of good works into Georgia. The country legend’s Imagination Library is now working with Foundational Literacy, a nonprofit based in Cleveland, in the Northeast Georgia mountains, to…
The William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum
Antisemitic incidents in the United States, including some in Georgia, surged by about 400% immediately after war…
Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery
The 1990s were a time of creative ferment in Atlanta. The 1996 Olympics put the city on the world stage, and arts leaders wanted to prove it could compete with other metropolitan scenes. William Lawless says he and his friends,…
VOX ATL: Giving Teens A Voice
In 1988, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier that schools may restrict what is published in student newspapers. Inspired by that…
Scoutreach
The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) offers opportunities for personal growth, civic activism…
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