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2024年11月22日 · As one of the first neighborhoods in the United States built by Black planners, Collier Heights is steeped in rich history. In the mid 1950s, it became Atlanta’s premier community for Black people, known for its ranch-style brick homes.
Our inaugural Innovation Lab — Canopy Atlanta
3 天之前 · We are excited to launch our first-ever Innovation Lab to further support Fellows and their communities. We asked our entire cohort of Fellows to submit projects that envisioned what the future of community journalism could look like. Out of those applications, a committee of editors and community ...
About — Canopy Atlanta
Canopy Atlanta is a community journalism nonprofit founded in 2020. We collaborate with residents to tell stories about their communities— neighborhood by neighborhood —redefining who journalism is by and for.
Can they see us? - Canopy Atlanta
2024年11月22日 · Canopy Atlanta Voting Barriers and Bridges is continuing coverage of issues and topics community members raised during our elections listening this summer. Support our community-powered work today. Destinee Marbley, “born and raised” in Atlanta, says she’s always hearing about (and seeing with ...
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COMMUNITY-POWERED JOURNALISM Canopy Atlanta collaborates with Atlantans—from assigning stories to reporting and presenting them—and helps residents access information about the issues that matter to them most.
Tri-Cities - Canopy Atlanta
2024年10月24日 · The East Point, College Park, and Hapeville neighborhoods pride themselves on being close-knit communities while being next door to the world's busiest airport. We uplift the thinkers and doers who see even greater possibilities for the area—whether it's by making healthcare more accessible, providing affordable housing for its …
Our Story Process — Canopy Atlanta
Canopy Atlanta’s approach toward journalism is what makes us different from other newsrooms. At every step, we center community, prioritize neighborhood perspectives, and facilitate a collaborative storytelling process that creates a new kind of journalism — one that is deeply connected to the needs and experiences of Atlanta.
Take me to the river — Canopy Atlanta
2024年10月4日 · For hundreds of years before the airport, paved roads, and county lines existed in the Tri-Cities, the Flint River drew people to the region. In the 1800s, the U.S. government sold much of the land around the Flint River as farm land.
Bridging the gap — Canopy Atlanta
2024年6月6日 · There’s more action in downtown Norcross, the upper and wealthier tract that Dr. Kim identified in their study: A 10- to 20-year redevelopment initiative is underway that includes proposals for mixed-income housing, retail, and offices; more public green space; and—to literally bridge the BuHi divide—a pedestrian walkway over the busy road.
Canopy Atlanta Listens: Tri-Cities
2024年8月2日 · Over 140 residents, who either live in or have ties to College Park, East Point, and Hapeville, told Canopy Atlanta’s Community Engagement team what journalism would best serve their community for our seventh community issue.The resulting feedback came from community conversations and online surveys.