Atlanta, GA — The Atlanta Voice is proud to announce an official partnership with Love Past Partitions, a nonprofit group devoted to advocating for and supporting people experiencing homelessness by way of schooling, group engagement, and inventive options.
In the course of the top of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Atlanta Voice launched The Peachtree and Pine collection—a four-part exploration into the state of the unhoused group in Atlanta. The collection examined the shrinking variety of homeless shelters, the distinctive tradition of unhoused communities, the pandemic’s affect on this inhabitants, the position of grassroots organizations, and the consequences of hostile public coverage and structure designed to exclude these with out housing. Since then, our newsroom has remained dedicated to deepening our protection and advocacy for Atlanta’s unhoused group.
Based on the assumption that nobody ought to ever really feel invisible, Love Past Partitions has emerged as a nationwide chief in humanizing and amplifying the voices of the unhoused. By its modern programming and inventive storytelling, the group brings dignity, consciousness, and sensible assist to a few of society’s most ignored members.
Collectively, The Atlanta Voice and Love Past Partitions will launch a multi-platform initiative to highlight the complexities of homelessness in Atlanta. By investigative journalism, group boards, characteristic tales, and inventive content material, this collaboration will elevate the lived experiences of unhoused people, uncover systemic limitations, and rejoice the folks and applications working towards sustainable change.
About The Atlanta Voice
Based in 1966, The Atlanta Voice is among the metropolis’s longest-standing Black-owned media establishments, devoted to offering trusted information and empowering tales that uplift the African American group throughout Metro Atlanta and past.
About Love Past Partitions
Love Past Partitions is an Atlanta-based nonprofit group that exists to serve and assist the unhoused and susceptible by way of storytelling, service, and systemic change. Study extra at www.lovebeyondwalls.org.
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