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Social-emotional learning, including meditation, yoga, and mindfulness breaks are becoming more commonplace in schools across the country. Reports have found these initiatives are even more beneficial ...

Skanska launches its Construction Management Building Blocks (CMBB) program in Atlanta, expanding the award-winning initiative to more than two dozen local small businesses. The free coaching and ...

Skanska has launched a new edition of its Construction Management Building Blocks program in Atlanta, aiming to bring its subcontractor engagement initiative to over two dozen local firms, according ...

Atlanta’s senior residents will get help staying in their homes through a now-citywide program that’ll cover their property taxes through the Anti-Displacement Tax Relief Fund. Funds for the program ...

Thoughtful, experiential and radical are all words that could be used to describe the Atlanta Regional Commission’s Community-Centered Design (CCD) program. Now in its third year, the four-month ...

ATLANTA — Atlanta’s City Council is set to vote Monday on a new measure aimed at keeping the city true to its nickname, the “City in a Forest.” With planting season underway, council members are ...

In August, the federal government terminated a 25-year program that trained more than 200 research scientists to be effective college teachers. Fellowship in Research and Science Teaching was a ...

Whether Atlanta’s city-run grocery store becomes a blueprint or a cautionary tale remains to be seen. But as cities nationwide grapple with rising food prices and shrinking access to affordable ...

A decade after Dan Berschinski deployed to Afghanistan to fight for freedom and lost his legs in battle, the former Army ...

Whether you’ve just started your career or you’ve been excelling for 20 years, going to business school to earn a graduate degree is a great option to advance a career that isn’t progressing as fast ...

When 9-year-old Justice Golden took a spill on his bike, he didn't take it to a shop; he took it to his after-school program, where he repaired it himself. Justice is one of about 300 children this ...