6 Takeaways from the New American Voters in Georgia Report.
Over 96,000 foreign born Georgia residents became citizens between 2016 and 2020. Depending on voter turnout, that could tip close races one way or the other.
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State investigation underway to look at alleged corruption at CPACS
Programming and funding at stake for one of Atlanta area's largest and oldest immigrant serving organizations.
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As community members mourn and process the recent tragedy, local leaders seek ways to address domestic violence
Mango mochi, egg custard, and a blast from the past.
Owners of Master Bakery on Buford Highway say they're closing in October.
Doraville celebrates a new mural in Pinetree Plaza to promote its small businesses after removing a ban on public art
The mural is the first step in a long-term plan to increase public art in the area to stimulate economic engagement in the community.
Hispanic community organizations in GA respond to killings in Uvalde
“Story after story of fathers and mothers…who have fought, sacrificed, and given everything to be in this country and give their children a better life...resonate in our communities."
The Black immigrant population in Atl has grown by 165%. Here’s what that means for the fight for immigrant rights.
For Women's History Month, we're spotlighting activist Lovette Kargbo Thompson, who talks to 285 South about her work to support Black immigrants in the South
The Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act: An Explainer.
What it is, why you might be eligible, and what to do
“It’s money they’re entitled to…and it’s worth fighting for.”
Thousands of Georgia residents may be eligible for back pay from employers under federal COVID relief legislation, but lack of information and poor outreach keeps them from getting it.
Where to buy Syrian sweet bread “maarouk” this Ramadan.
Ramadan is around the corner, and Just Bakery Atlanta is opening a food truck in Oak Grove, just in time.
State investigation underway to look at alleged corruption at CPACS
Programming and funding at stake for one of Atlanta area's largest and oldest immigrant serving organizations.
Many in community grapple with addressing domestic violence, after murder of Sania Khan by Alpharetta-based former partner
As community members mourn and process the recent tragedy, local leaders seek ways to address domestic violence
Mango mochi, egg custard, and a blast from the past.
Owners of Master Bakery on Buford Highway say they're closing in October.
Doraville celebrates a new mural in Pinetree Plaza to promote its small businesses after removing a ban on public art
The mural is the first step in a long-term plan to increase public art in the area to stimulate economic engagement in the community.
Hispanic community organizations in GA respond to killings in Uvalde
“Story after story of fathers and mothers…who have fought, sacrificed, and given everything to be in this country and give their children a better life...resonate in our communities."
The Black immigrant population in Atl has grown by 165%. Here’s what that means for the fight for immigrant rights.
For Women's History Month, we're spotlighting activist Lovette Kargbo Thompson, who talks to 285 South about her work to support Black immigrants in the South
The Emergency Paid Sick Leave Act: An Explainer.
What it is, why you might be eligible, and what to do
“It’s money they’re entitled to…and it’s worth fighting for.”
Thousands of Georgia residents may be eligible for back pay from employers under federal COVID relief legislation, but lack of information and poor outreach keeps them from getting it.
Where to buy Syrian sweet bread “maarouk” this Ramadan.
Ramadan is around the corner, and Just Bakery Atlanta is opening a food truck in Oak Grove, just in time.