Yanni Loukissas discusses the Atlanta Map Room project at Georgia Tech and its approach to the gap between what civic data and lived experiences can tell us about the BeltLine Read More
Tene Harris Davis uses ATLMaps to re-examine the West End's culturally significant neighborhood landmarks archived by its community members Read More
Anjulet Tucker discusses her recent documentary about the spread of Chicago Steppin in Atlanta and the issues involved with representing this subculture. Read More
Adam P. Newman examines the role of The Atlanta Project in the redevelopment of East Lake Meadows and Atlanta in the 1990s. Read More
Robert Greene II looks back at the political scholarship of Alton Hornsby, an Atlanta-native and prominent historian. Read More
Jack Le and Brennan Collins discuss a new feature in the 3D build for GSU and Emory's Atlanta Explorer project. Read More
Ashley Coleman Taylor’s JWJI Colloquium – Whose Atlanta Studies? A Black Queer Feminist Intervention
Video of Ashley Coleman Taylor's April 10 presentation on black queer feminist insights on Atlanta Read More
Highlighting an oral history with Eva Galambos, the "founding mother" of Sandy Springs, to complement Elisa Lanari's recent article on the contemporary issues around Sandy Springs's development Read More
April Lundy presents the first installment of her documentary exploring the origins of WCLK, Atlanta’s premiere public jazz radio station Read More
In the wake of his passing, Steve Bransford explores on a side of Bruce Hampton not often discussed - his deep love of Atlanta. Read More
Video of Erik Love's March 20 presentation on race and public transit advocacy, with a focus on Atlanta. Read More
