By Ana Laura Araya
It might be a surprising fact – and a sad truth – that there are more girls living in poverty in Atlanta than in any other city in the United States.
Fortunately, there is …

By Kate Atwood
Run, Sue, run!
Sue Payne runs a lot in her life. She runs a household, she runs for a hobby, and she runs a unique program for young girls in Atlanta called Girls on …

By Sydia Bell
KIPP, Knowledge Is Power Program, recently opened their first high school, Atlanta Collegiate. With a current enrollment of 130 students in the initial 9th grade class, this marks KIPP’s fifth public charter school …

Presented by For the Kid in All of Us (www.ForTheKid.org), the Atlanta-based non-profit organization whose mission it is to brighten the lives of Georgia’s children in need, will present the 6th annual Backpack in the …

High school students from around Georgia have converged on CNN Center at the Georgia Tech campus for the sixth annual Leadership Unplugged: A CNN Experience for a weeklong series of training sessions and discussions focused …

By Kate Atwood
I was 23 years old when I started Kate’s Club. Today, eight years later, I look back and reflect upon just how young I was to be taking on such a task. But …