A Question of Trust: The Impact Across Generations in Atlanta Salon was a great launch of our candid discussion of how local and regional issues around (dis)trust shapes infrastructure, lifestyle, interactions and productivity across Atlanta from the perspective of Millennial, Gen X and Boomer generations. The development of trust is one of the most […]

Did you know that National Poetry Month is celebrated each year in April? Inspired by Black History Month and Women’s History Month, it was created to increase awareness and appreciation for the art form.  Since 1996, it is the largest event in the world for poets who are on the pulse of modern culture.   […]

For some women, the story of who they are can only be told in terms of motherhood. While motherhood does not define me, as a mother of three, it does color how I see the world. Here are three talks from TED and TEDx events by Mothers and Mothers-to-be about Motherhood. Spoken word poet Sarah […]

There are many things that are synonymous with Atlanta. The Majestic diner, Piedmont Park, the Peachtree Road Race, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, the list goes on. Many people would agree that Evereman deserves a spot on that list. Since taking the stage at TEDxPeachtree 2012, Jay Wiggins’ Evereman glyph has appeared in the most unexpected places around […]