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Disability advocates join efforts to halt Atlantas Cop City / Public News Service

By Marianne Dhenin for Yes! Magazine.Broadcast version by Shanteya Hudson for Georgia News Connection reporting for the YES! Media-Public News Service Collaboration When then-Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced in April 2021 that a new law enforcement training complex would be built in the Weelaunee Forest, or South River Forest, in Dekalb County, near Atlanta, Georgia, a diverse coalition of organizers, activists, and other community members formed to oppose the project under the “Stop Cop City” banner. .

Forming A Public-Private Partnership To Scale Your Nonprofit's Mission

Public-private partnerships can help nonprofits rapidly grow a program, attract added resources and expand into new areas.

How Nonprofits Can Navigate The Intersection Of Mission And Politics

Being transparent in communicating where you and your organization stand on certain issues will set clear expectations for your audiences.

Creating a supportive classroom for students with ASD

April is Autism Acceptance Month and as rates grow, support organizations in South Dakota hope more children on the spectrum get the tools they need to succeed in school. Researchers with the Annie E Casey Foundation say nearly 9% of South Dakota students receive special education services due to an autism diagnosis, which is four percentage points higher than a decade ago. Carla Miller, executive director of South Dakota Parent Connection, which works with families of children with disabilities, encouraged parents of children with autism to be proactive with school officials and follow up as needed. .

The Cost Of Allowing Youth To Age Out Of Foster Care