On February 6, over 150 parents and caregivers from 33 Georgia cities gathered at the state capitol for GEEARS’ eighth annual Strolling Thunder, advocating for policies to support young children and families.
During the 2023-2024 academic year, leaders from nine Atlanta middle schools joined RETAIN to enhance school conditions and support teacher retention.
This article highlights the significant growth of the Latino population in Atlanta, with projections indicating a rise from 11.9% to 20.7% by 2050, emphasizing the need for robust community support and resources.
This article highlights the escalating mental health challenges among Georgia’s youth, noting a significant increase in behavioral crisis emergency visits since 2015, and emphasizes the necessity for preventive measures to address this growing concern.