Virginie Kippelen – Reclaiming Nature and a Sense of Wonder: The Story of Arabia Mountain
Virginie Kippelen reflects on the history and contemporary state of Arabia Mountain in this photo essay....
20 December, 2019
Clayton Trutor – The Rise and Fall of “Atlanta’s Ice Society”: Tom Cousins, Downtown Redevelopment, and Professional Hockey in 1970s Atlanta
Clayton Trutor uncovers the connection between the brief tenure of Atlanta’s first professional hockey team and aspirations for downtown redevelopment in the 1970s....
11 December, 2019
CFP for Atlanta Studies Symposium 2020
Call for proposals for the eighth annual Atlanta Studies symposium on April 23, 2020....
04 December, 2019
Re/Covering Blandtown: An Interview with Gregor Turk
An interview with contemporary visual artist Gregor Turk on his new exhibition and centering it on Blandtown....
14 November, 2019
Todd Michney – A Powerful New Community Resource to Explore Atlanta’s 1960s History: Introducing the Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. Digital Archive
Todd Michney introduces a vital new digital archive for local researchers and explains its unique features and value ...
22 October, 2019
Red Rose Collective Presents a Community Conversation About HIV/AIDS in Atlanta
Join the Red Rose Collection on October 9 at 7pm in Emory's Rose Library for a discussion about community and the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Atlanta ...
27 September, 2019
Event – Atlanta Oral History Meetup
An Oct 1 meetup for people who are currently planning or working on oral history projects with and among communities of color or other under-represented communities in Atlanta....
17 September, 2019
Nedra Deadwyler – Whose Bike Lanes?: A Review of Bike Lanes Are White Lanes
Nedra Deadwyler reviews a book that explores the intersections of race, cycling and urban planning. ...
03 September, 2019
Joycelyn Wilson – Trap Memoirs and Atlanta Hip Hop Studies: A Review of The Autobiography of Gucci Mane
Joycelyn Wilson reviews Gucci Mane's autobiography with an eye towards what it might tell us about the narratives behind Atlanta's famed hip hop scene...
27 August, 2019
Kathryn Kolb – Seeing the Forest As Well As the Trees: A Review of Jill Jonnes’s Urban Forests
Kathryn Kolb reviews a new book about urban forests and highlights its relevance here in Atlanta...
20 August, 2019