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Club members writing letters to immigrants detained in the Stewart Detention Center and to the University System of Georgia’s Board of Regents on Tuesday, April 13, 2021 in Athens, Georgia. Every member had a copy of the meeting’s presentation which included letter prompts in English and Spanish and were provided with supplies. (Photo/ Antonia Bottinelli).

Undocumented Student Alliance Campaigns for Rights of Immigrants and Students

The Undocumented Student Alliance at the University of Georgia partnered with the Hispanic Student ...

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palabra. Expands Opportunities for Latino Journalists, Audiences Through Multimedia Platform

Vicki Adame was a freelance journalist working in Mexico City before the pandemic and ...

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Independent Press in Athens Publishes Latina, Indigenous Stories

A small independent press in Athens, Georgia, Orca Libros, opened its doors in 2018 ...

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Women in Journalism Still Face Inequalities

Although women regularly outnumber men in journalism programs, they represent only 41.7% of all ...

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The Mobile Farmacy Bus is one of the most eye-catching features of Walton Wellness. During their market, they attach baskets to the side of the bus and fill them with produce. Courtesy of DeDe Harris.

From Prison To Plate: One Organization’s Approach On Food Sustainability

Produce grown by inmates at the county jail is not a typical method of ...

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Audience members take photos after the Student Merchandising Association's annual fashion show at the Taylor-Grady House on April 15, 2021. SMA emphasizes career development by organizing events and partnering with organizations like Project Safe. (Photo/ Jostlyn Lord)

Student Merchandising Association’s Fashion Show Brings Couture, Thrift Together

This year the Student Merchandising Association’s annual fashion show donated its proceeds to Project ...

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Virtual Comedy Brings Laughter To UGA Community During Stressful Semester

Elyssa Schroeder, a graduate student at the University of Georgia School of Social Work, ...

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Black Journalists Discuss Importance of Diversifying Newsrooms

Athens-Clarke County and the surrounding counties are diverse areas that are served by only ...

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Enterprising Solutions: Local Paper Builds, Benefits from Facebook Boom

Ian Allen · Enterprising Solutions: Local Paper Builds and Benefits from a Facebook Boom ...

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Flying Biscuit Cafe Opens in Athens During Pandemic

  The Flying Biscuit Cafe is now open in Athens at 1180B Prince Ave. ...

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A Makeshift Memorial
A makeshift memorial outside the RaceTrac station at 7921 Macon Highway in Watkinsville on March 23. A gunman killed Racetrac employee Elijah Wood in the early morning hours of Friday, March 19, which caused increased activity in the Oconee County 411 Facebook group.  (Photo/Olyn Gee)

Facebook Local News Groups Work To Inform, Engage Residents

In the early morning hours of March 19, a gunman killed 23-year-old RaceTrac employee ...

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Georgia Renewable Power’s emissions drift over Colbert, Georgia’s landscape in November 2019. Their Madison County biomass plant has drawn attention for its regular burning of creosote-treated railroad ties. (Photo Courtesy/Mark Adams)

How Madison County Residents Successfully Lobbied Legislators Over Pollution Concerns

  The law-altering conversations about air pollution in Georgia did not originate in the ...

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