In my walk, I’ve distilled virtue into three fundamental attributes: humility, empathy and compassion.
Public Affairs
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We all have the capacity and the responsibility to be an ally – to advocate for others when we recognize …
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Working with quarantined teen creatives and journalists, who are still figuring out their place in a world that is going …
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Protesting simply is not possible for everyone, but the good news is that there are plenty of ways to help …
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Atlanta was on the national stage this week for protests and riots related to the murder of George Floyd … …
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The previously postponed presidential and general Georgia primaries are now scheduled for June 9. Here are a few key points …
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The creative industry is another industry recently impacted. With an estimated $62.5 billion yearly economic impact, the industry is vital …
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While earthbound, NASA astronauts train using “analog missions” in locations similar to space – like the ocean.
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On April 30, Gov. Kemp signed an executive order lifting the shelter-at-home order, which includes all of Georgia residents except …
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In response to the hardships Atlantans are facing, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has started the #ATLSTRONG Fund.
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With uncertain times changing moment by moment, it’s challenging to stay informed on the latest information from local government.
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With the first set of presidential preference elections past registration deadline, it’s time to make sure you are ready for …
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The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement Act (SECURE Act) was recently signed into law, making several significant changes …
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In early 2019, the Placemaking Program initiative was created.
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Just over a decade ago, social media hardly played a factor in American political campaigns.
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Commuting between Atlanta and Charlotte in as little as two hours could become possible, with the construction of a high-speed …
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On Sept. 23, Greta Thunberg, along with 15 other children, filed a petition with the United Nations stating that five …
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In the past month, I’ve seen a disturbing number of headlines regarding vaping-related illnesses and
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Georgia has used the same voting machines since 2002, and although plans are in the works to replace them with …
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During her time as a city councilwoman, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms wasn’t always sure which departments to reach out to …
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If you have a son or daughter going through the college search process and looking for a major, then take …
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Amy Hutsell, program director for Georgia’s CJCC Sexual Assault, Child Abuse and Human Trafficking Unit, is one of many often-unrecognized …
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The longest government shutdown in history continues, and Atlanta is not immune to the repercussions. Many historic sites are closed …
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A new political era is upon us in Georgia after a new governor and hundreds of other lawmakers were sworn …
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Ink by the BarrelPublic AffairsThe 100 Guy
For George Bush, family always trumped politics
by Jan SchroderIn the March 1980 Republican primaries, George Bush had already lost what he called his “Big Mo” to Ronald Reagan. …
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Such an important time is upon us. I write this as we’re set to rock the vote for the 2018 …
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Networking is important to successful business dealings. Whether it is making an impression on your CEO or reaching out to …
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Last year, white supremacists marching in Charlottesville shouted, “Jews will not replace us.” Saturday, a kindred hater massacred 11 Jews …
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When my great-grandfather Jack Spalding and partner Alex King opened their Atlanta law firm in 1885, they alternated lugging coal …
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Ink by the BarrelPublic AffairsThe 100 Guy
60 years ago this week: Terror struck next door
by Jan SchroderSixty years ago, tribal hate blew a hole in the walls of Atlanta’s Hebrew Benevolent Congregation Temple on Peachtree Street. …