The @Ctr4CHR has reopened — bigger, brighter, and more committed than ever to telling the full story of equality. https://t.co/0hqubx9JAo

‘Nouvelle Vague’ is light, frothy fun for cinephiles (Via @RoughDraftATL)

Basketball lost a legend this week. We’re remembering Lenny Wilkens - player, coach, Dream Team icon - by revisiting our Stories of Atlanta video on his time with the Hawks and how the move to Atlanta didn’t go exactly as planned.

Shaping the Next Generation of Confident Changemakers: At the @YWCAATL Pretty Empowered event, more than 100 girls explored STEM, self-expression, and leadership #Sponsored

Two democrats unseat incumbent republicans in Georgia’s Public Service Commission race by large margins @MarkLannNews

Adapted from Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler and set in the 1950s, Hedda is a study in punishment, privilege, and power. (Via @RoughDraftAtl)

Calls for help have surged fivefold. Families can’t afford heat, food, or shelter. Hope Atlanta is racing to meet the need - but real change requires more than a few people. #sponsored @HopeAtlantaOrg

Parks, People, Policy: Park Pride’s next chapter #sponsored @ParkPride

Noah Glassman seeks to preserve and protect Amata – a beloved community @MariaSaporta

Home Depot was founded in Atlanta. Giving back here means everything. Team Depot’s latest project: restoring homes for veterans in the West End #CivicMessage #sponsored @TheHomeDepot https://t.co/C0ZdWgtEYV

With Democrats scoring big wins in contests across the country, the results in Georgia had an outsized national significance @TwomBax

Guest Column: Georgia businesses are seeking ways to reduce their tax burden, strengthen their workforce, and invest in long-term economic growth. Georgia’s new foster care tax credit delivers on all three. https://t.co/LMtX7os2n2

Horses wasn’t rebellion for rebellion’s sake. It was where poetry met punk #CommonChords https://t.co/kSOezC4Be7

National Center for Civil and Human Rights honors expansion with dazzling ceremony #AtlantaWay @Ctr4CHR https://t.co/0hqubx9JAo

Roswell’s aging Town Center may get a bold new life — think luxury living, restaurants, and public green space. But some city leaders are pushing for more affordable options, too. @AdrianneMarie19

Park Pride envisions an Atlanta where everyone has access to a great park. That’s at the core of their 2030 Strategic Framework, which will inform their work over the next five years. #sponsored @ParkPride

In Hedda, Nia DaCosta reimagines Ibsen’s classic through a new lens of race, gender, and desire. (Via @RoughDraftAtl)

Guest Column: Georgia’s new foster care tax credit lets businesses redirect state taxes to nonprofits that support young adults aging out of foster care https://t.co/LMtX7os2n2

With the passing of basketball legend Lenny Wilkens, we’re revisiting one of our earliest Stories of Atlanta. . . the tale of how Wilkens’ Hawks journey to Atlanta took a bit of a detour.

Tucked near the Lake Claire Community Land Trust, Amata is like stepping back in time - homes built on shared values, affordable rents, and green space protected in perpetuity. Its future now depends on finding a kindred steward. @MariaSaporta