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by Erin Drury Boorn, senior philanthropic officer Flight Path is Hannah Palmer’s journey to find her former homes in Atlanta. She grew up in the neighborhoods around Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) and the streets she grew up on have been encroached upon by the airport. I loved learning more …
by Nikonie Brown, marketing administrative assistant While black history is important to me year-round, I like to spend extra time in February watching movies and documentaries or reading books about prominent figures in black history. After a colleague mentioned that Congressman John Lewis had a series of graphic novels, I …
By Alicia Philipp, president I have had the pleasure of knowing and learning from the authors, Martin Lehfeldt and Jamil Zainaldin, for many decades. I was held captive by The Liberating Promise of Philanthropy: Stories of Grant-Makers in the South, their almost 400-page book, so much so that I read it …
By Jami Edwards, grants assistant You may have heard of Casey Gerald, a Rhodes Scholar finalist, from his viral Harvard graduation speech that inspired his audience and fellow classmates with a stirring message of hope. But don’t expect a similar feel-good fairytale narrative if you read his memoir, There Will Be …
By Mindy Kao, program associate What do you think of when you hear the word “power”? Do you think of world leaders, like the president or the Pope? Do you think of immense wealth or armed forces? Perhaps you associate power with your favorite athlete or celebrity. I imagine that …
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