Black Girls

A Lady Named Pearl Foundation hosts their annual fundraiser on December 15th to provide scholarships for young girls to attend leadership and entrepreneurship training.

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Linda Pearl Fils-Aime founder of A Lady Named Pearl Foundation whose mission is to build young girls into confident future leaders and entrepreneurs.

Heather Hawes and her Thunder Tribe became a family through adoption. Hawes has adopted five children, four sons, and one daughter, as an older single woman.

November is National Adoption Awareness Month-- Heather Hawes Grew Her Family Through Adoption

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Heather Hawes about her decision to adopt five children, four boys and one girl, as an older single mom.

Community Engagement

The Local Take: Students Without Mothers

This week on WCLK's The Local Take(Saturday 8:00am), I want to spotlight a non-profit organization in our community--Students Without Mothers. Their…

Arts

The Atlanta Beltline Presents Courtney Brooks' 'Journey of a Black Girl' Exhibition (AUDIO)

Ray Cornelius

Journey of a Black Girl is a public art exhibition presented by Art on the Beltline’s First Curator in Residence, Courtney Brooks, opening on the Atlanta…