By Tianna Faulkner The coronavirus pandemic is affecting the way we live our lives today. To date, America has reportedly recorded over 100,000 coronavirus related deaths. As the number of covid-19 deaths and cases in America increase, so have the number of mental health cases according to studies. The coronavirus…

By Tianna Faulkner The Georgia Coalition for the People’s Agenda (GCPA) issued a statement in April on behalf of over 150 statewide organizations that Governor Brian Kemp has opened the Georgia economy too soon. Friday, April 24, 2020, Kemp approved that beauty salons, barber shops, restaurants, and movie theaters could…

By Tianna Faulkner Metro Atlantans Georgiana and Bernard Bagley, owners of Bagley Youth Development/Bagley Center for Change, Inc., are licensed therapists who specialize in providing therapy for children and families since 1992. In recent years, the couple’s work has taken them abroad, working with various clientele. …

The coronavirus, Covid-19, is the global pandemic that has the world at a stand-still. Businesses all over the world are closed. Additionally, America has the highest number of deaths globally, unemployment claims submissions in the country are over 22 million, and the economy is failing. One company in California is…

How the Lowery Institute raises up a new generation of change agents — In today’s society, millennials and Generation Z are typically seen as individuals who are most concerned about things like fashion, reality TV, and the number of followers and likes they have on social media. Contrary to this, the Lowery Institute in Atlanta, Georgia, is training a new generation of leaders…

Meet the women who helped transform an urban food desert into a sustainable resource — Atlanta, Georgia, known for being one of the major cities at the center of the civil rights movement during the 1960s, has in recent years taken on another social justice fight: combatting food deserts. The urban food forest at Browns Mill Road in southeast Atlanta is an initiative taken on…