How events thousands of miles away are felt in Metro Atlanta.
Yassin, who lost both his legs in an explosion in 2024, is among 11 injured children in Gaza who were evacuated for treatment in the U.S.
Despite fragile ceasefire, recent attacks in Iran hit home for metro Atlantans with roots in the region.
Part of a national campaign, they’re demanding more humanitarian aid for a region facing famine—and the end of U.S. military support for Israel.
Gunmen killed 26 Indian tourists on April 22 and the Indian government has responded - blaming Pakistan, cutting off trade, as well as detaining Kashmiris and raiding their homes. In Suwanee, the focus was on Pakistan and pressuring the U.S. to take action.
Vinny Pellegri talks to 285 South about the inspiration behind his mutual aid bakery and “Cannolis for Gaza”
Saffron Kingdom premieres in Atlanta on April 22 at Georgia State University
Injured in the Gaza war, Habiba came to the metro area for medical treatment through Heal Palestine, which has organized trips to the U.S. for 30 injured Gazan children—still just a minuscule fraction of the war’s wounded.
This spring, student protests over the war in Gaza were met with police violence. Tuesday night’s vigil was more peaceful.
Metro Atlanta resident describes being in Beirut during attacks, worries for her family and friends in Lebanon.
A 15-minute short documentary about the lives of young Burmese Americans in Georgia.
