By Clare Richie, public policy specialist At different points in our personal and professional lives, we can all face unforeseen challenges. A diagnosis, a downturn or a new threat. But one person’s doom-and-gloom is another person’s cue to rise. In the book Type R, mother-daughter authors and work-life experts Stephanie …

By Erin Drury Boorn, senior philanthropic officer If you love learning about the history of Atlanta, you will love “Burial for a King” by Rebecca Burns. Burns describes in fantastic detail the stories, conversations, places and people involved from the time of Martin Luther King Jr.’s death in Memphis on …

By Belinda Brady, director, investments History is rife with examples of people fleeing their home country in hopes of a better life for themselves and members of their families. Their journeys are often perilous and sometimes end tragically. At a time when the U.S. is tightening immigration restrictions, Tears of …