Fathers, Children, and Books Today, June 21, 2026, marks Father’s Day, and we’re highlighting the nonprofit The Library Dads, which puts
Love, Business, and Impact A mother’s love is unexplainable; it withers storms, heals, and guides. For Richon Badger, her main goal
From Saving for Books to Owning A Bookstore When’s the last time you’ve picked up a book? Better yet, when’s the
CNS Black Literacy Series: Village Books Is Safeguarding Black Stories in Atlanta Read More
Keeping Dr. King’s Legacy Alive Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day was established as a federal holiday in 1983, and the
10 Years of Reimagining Black Nativity is a gospel song-play by Langston Hughes that utilizes scripture, poetry, dance, and song to
Helping Families Affected by Government Shutdown On November 1, 2025, thousands of families didn’t receive their SNAP (food stamp) payments. For
It’s Milwaukee Day April 14 has been celebrated across the city for over ten years as Milwaukee Day (414 Day). The
FREE 414 Day Festival at the Deer District to Celebrate Milwaukee Day, Today, April 14 Read More
Honoring OMG Girlz and Other Trailblazing Women Media Girls Network and Girl Boss Suites, in collaboration with Atlanta City Councilwoman Andrea Boon, held the
The Theme is Repertory Movies The month has seemed to fly by but there are still many ways to celebrate Black
Dr. King’s Vision Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. would have celebrated his 98th birthday a few days ago on January 15,
