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The Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD) invites you to attend A Seat at the Table: A Transformative Conversation Around Equity, Disability, and Support on February 6th and 27th. These two gatherings will bring together art, dinner, and discussion about the value of equitable opportunities and support in the lives of Georgians with developmental disabilities and their families. It is the latest work of the GCDD Storytelling Project and is presented by GCDD, L’Arche Atlanta, Equ...

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A unique theater group is playing its own role in the fight for civil rights through conversations and performances in households and other small venues across Metro Atlanta.

This story was originally published by ArtsATL.

Living on the edge: local theaters struggle to recover in the wake of the Covid pandemic and traditionally scarce state-wide funding

Atlanta presents an image of progress and Civil Rights. A 1906 massacre challenges that narrative.

Out of Hand Theater is partnering with the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, The King Center, Partnership for Southern Equity, and the Fulton County Remembrance Coalition to present Equitable Dinners Atlanta.

ATLANTA (AP) — Everyone who moves through downtown Atlanta today passes places where...

Roswell’s Juneteenth celebration ended with community members gathered around the table, reflecting on the city’s past.

 with permission from the author. For this year’s Black History Month, and because we are still in a pandemic, I leaped at the opportunity to virtually participate in the : Lift Every Voice Racial Equity and Poverty, a series of online conversations that “inspires anti-racism action through art and courageous conversation.” From soul-shaking poetry to a one-person play, this was a great way to bring our community together to reflect. Because it used Zoom, we were able to have breakout ro...