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Learning pick of the day

Hope

Helps low-income single parents in Georgia finish college degrees with rent, childcare, and budget coaching.

Duluth
  1. Cobb Collaborative

    Connects Cobb County nonprofits, government and residents to improve outcomes for children and families.

    Smyrna

  2. Foundation for Economic Education

    Educates students and the public on free markets, individual liberty, and limited government.

    Brookwood

  3. Focused Community Strategies

    Works with residents of Historic South Atlanta and Thomasville Heights on housing and education.

    Chosewood Park

Atlanta’s picks

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Small but mighty education organizations

Atlanta Printmakers Studio

A non-profit community printmaking studio located just minutes from downtown Atlanta, Georgia.

Hapeville

DeKalb County Public Library

Provides free books, digital resources, programs, and meeting spaces to residents of DeKalb County, Georgia.

Avondale Estates

100 Black Men of North Metro Atlanta

Real Men Giving Real Time

Roswell

Sandy Springs Education Force

Runs free STEAM, literacy, after-school and mentoring programs for public school students in Sandy Springs.

Dunwoody

Groveway Community Group

Serves Roswell's Groveway neighborhood, strengthening families, investing in youth, and honoring elders.

Roswell

All for One

Builds schools and health centers for vulnerable children and families, including in Sierra Leone.

Milton

Tiyara

Provides college and professional scholarships to under-resourced students in India, Nepal, and Thailand.

Johns Creek

Decatur Makers

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Decatur

3D Girls

Serves girls and mothers in metro Atlanta through education, wellness, and emergency aid.

West End

People to know in

Kaityre Pinder

Development & Engagement Consultant at 3D Girls

Jill Savitt

President/Chief Executive Officer at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Brian Parrott

Director of Events & Meeting Operations at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Daniel Fuller

Director of Curation at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Donald Byrd

Chief Operating Officer at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Jennifer Richardson

Sr. Director People & Culture at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Keisha Lewis

Vice President of Visitor Experience at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Lisle Dorsey-Thomas

Director of Admissions & Group Sales at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Renzo Garcia

Director of Information Technology at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Sonya Pierce

Sr. Director of Facilities at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Tenisha Griggs

Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at National Center for Civil and Human Rights

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10 education organizations to know

Foundation for Economic Education, Children's Museum of Atlanta and more

Hidden gems among education organizations

Andrew P. Stewart Center

Serves Pittsburgh neighborhood residents with educational programs, wellness support, and housing.

Atlanta

Sandy Springs Education Force

Runs free STEAM, literacy, after-school and mentoring programs for public school students in Sandy Springs.

Dunwoody

Groveway Community Group

Serves Roswell's Groveway neighborhood, strengthening families, investing in youth, and honoring elders.

Roswell

Tiyara

Provides college and professional scholarships to under-resourced students in India, Nepal, and Thailand.

Johns Creek

Reach for Excellence

Runs a tuition-free academic leadership program for talented middle schoolers with limited income in Atlanta.

Chamblee

Newton Community Partnership

Works to prevent youth alcohol, tobacco, marijuana and vaping use in Newton County, Georgia.

Covington

Truancy Intervention Georgia

Provides free legal help and early intervention to students and families facing chronic absenteeism.

Mechanicsville

Learning events this weekend

NOV14

Miles Of Smile 2026

Bengali Association of Greater Atlanta · Sat 8am

NOV14

Holiday Maker's Market

Decatur Makers · Sat 10am

NOV14

Improv for Social Communication

Cobb Collaborative · Sat 10am

NOV14

Saturday Adventures at the Center: Storytime with Joanne Telcide-Bryant

National Center for Civil and Human Rights · Sat 11am

NOV14

Health and Wellness Fair 2026

Cobb County Public Library · Sat 11am

NOV14

Kelli’s Closet | Pop-Up Shop

3D Girls · Sat 4pm

NOV15

Yoga in the Gardens

Frazer Center · Sun 8:30am

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