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Peoplestown is a historically African American neighborhood just southeast of Downtown Atlanta, home to more than 3,200 residents. It was initially developed as a streetcar suburb in the late 19th century, with urban renewal and development threatening to undermine stability of the neighborhood into the 20th century. These issues engendered the neighborhood’s strong capacity for community activism and organizing, as various organizations and residents sought to oppose rapid growth and development that endangered residents’ quality of life.
Incorporated in 1991 by current President Columbus Ward and residents interested in increasing neighborhood voice in local planning and development, the Peoplestown Revitalization Corporation (PRC) is a community-based nonprofit organization and certified neighborhood community development corporation. Its mission is to improve the quality of life for residents of Peoplestown community by promoting affordable housing development, community development and youth support services. Since its inception, the PRC has worked closely with community members to sponsor holistic, sustainable economic development programs to maintain a prosperous, forward-thinking community.

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Four Corners Park Upgrade Receives Funding from Park Pride and the Bezos Earth Fund

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Countdown to our community celebration Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm. See you there!

Countdown to our community celebration next Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm.

This Saturday, October 17th at the Emmaus House Educational Center. Food and childcare will be provided

See you at the meeting tomorrow at 10 am sharp!

See you at the meeting tomorrow morning at 10!

Please join us on Saturday October 24th from 11 to 2 for this community celebration!

Our community, Our Home. Our future/ Together!

PARK PRIDE WILL PROVIDE AN UPDATE ON THE FOUR CORNERS PARK PROJECT AT 11:30 AM.

For more information, see https://peoplestown.com/2026/06/29/scholarship/

The career map is now live at https://peoplestown-prc.github.io/green-careers-map/

Visit the Green Jobs Career Map https://peoplestown-prc.github.io/green-careers-map/

Join us for the Custer Avenue Capacity Relief Project Update, Thursday Aug 13 from 6-7 pm at the Barack & Michelle Obama Academy.

$500 scholarship available for recent graduates. See the flyer below or our website https://peoplestown.com/2026/06/29/scholarship/ for more details.

Please join us Saturday morning beginning at 10 am!

NPU -V National Night Out will be held in Phoenix Park III 612 Connally St on Tuesday Aug 4 beginning at 5pm.

PRC is thrilled to announce that the Bezos Earth Fund recently awarded Park Pride $9.4M to lead a transformational park redesign project at Four Corners Park in the Peoplestown neighborhood. Read more here: https://parkpride.org/park-pride-bezos-earth-fund-announce-9-4-million-investment-to-redesign-four-corners-park-in-peoplestown-neighborhood/

Join us tonight and get your data center questions answered.

Tonight at Barack and Michelle Obama Academy, 970 Martin Street SE 30315

Tonight at Barack and Michelle Obama Academy!

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