Kiplyn Primus

Dr. Kwesi DeGraft-Hanson, a landscape architect by trade had designed a memorial that is provocative, reflective and a place where healing can begin.

Dr. Kwesi DeGraft-Hanson Dreams of a Monument for Commemoration and Reconciliation to Heal Our Nation

Kiplyn Primus speaks to Dr. Kwesi DeGraft-Hanson about his vision for a Weeping Time Monument as a place for commemoration, reconciliation, and healing on the land where 429 enslaved humans were sold.

The Black Orchestral Network developed from conversations. The organization will host their summit on October 19th in Atlanta.

The Black Orchestral Network Hosts Their Summit in Atlanta October 19th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with David Norville, founder of the Black Orchestral Network, about their upcoming summit in Atlanta on October 19th

Tony Hightower headlines Jazz on the Green, Oct. 11th at New Hope AME Church, one of the oldest churches in Buckhead

Jazz on The Green October 11th at New Hope AME Church Buckhead Features Tony Hightower, Spelman Noire Ensemble

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Tony Hightower who headlines Jazz on the Green at New Hope AME Church in Buckhead on October 11th

Reggie Hicks, founder of If You Are My Brothers an advocacy and awareness project for Black Men who are more likely to die from the disease.

If You Are My Brothers, a Prostate Cancer Awareness Project for Black Men

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Reggie Hicks, founder of the If You Are My Brothers platform and podcast.

Latriese Bush, a renowned jazz singer, is also the founder of the Fish and Grits Music Fest, celebrating the Gullah Geechee Culture. The 3rd Annual Festival takes place on October 4th in Hilton Head, SC.

Latrese Bush's 3rd Annual Fish and Grits Music Festival takes place October 4th in Hilton Head

Kiplyn Primus speaks with jazz singer Latrese Bush, founder of the Fish and Grits Music Festival, taking place October 4th in Hilton Head, SC.

The Clarkston Community Center Celebrates 100 Years of Service October 4th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Luay Samy, Executive Director of the Clarkston Community Center talks about the upcoming celebration, noting 100 years of service to the community

Nicole Ross, founder of Brown Girl Rooted, hosts monthly hikes on the last Sunday of every month for young girls and women looking to explore the great outdoors and become rooted in nature.

Brown Girls Rooted Host Overnight Auntie's Camp Oct. 24th - 26th

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Nicole Ross, founder of Brown Girls Rooted, about their upcoming overnight camping event taking place October 24th -26th at Indian Springs State Park

The Praise House Project at South-View Cemetery in commemoration of those lost during the 1906 Race Massacre that destroyed the community of Brownsville.

Remembrance As Resistance The Praise House Project at SouthView Cemetery September 21st

Kiplyn Primus speaks with artist and historian Charmaine Minniefield about The Praise House Project at South-View Cemetery in remembrance of those lost in the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre

The 2025 AIDS WALK AND MUSIC FESTIVAL features headliners Trombone Shorty and CeeLo Green. This fundraiser supports multiple organizations in the metro Atlanta area and advocates on behalf of citizens living with HIV.

September 27: AIDS WALK and MUSIC FESTIVAL features Trombone Shorty and CeeLo Green - Piedmont Park

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Imara Canady about the HIV crisis in metro-Atlanta and the annual AIDS WALK and MUSIC FESTIVAL taking place September 27th at Piedmont Park.

The Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library is the largest HBCU library consortium established in 1982. Dr. Kimberly Bugg has led the library for the last year.

The Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library is led by Dr. Kimberley Bugg

Kiplyn Primus speaks with Dr. Kimberley Bugg, director of the AUC Woodruff Library speaks with about initiatives and resources available for students, faculty, and the community.