The ATL Chapter of ACT-SO is proud to support and uplift talented youth of African descent who demonstrate excellence in academics, the arts, leadership, and community engagement. Through mentorship, education, and competition, ACT-SO continues to invest in the next generation of changemakers, creatives, scholars, and civic leaders. About ACT-SOACT-SO, the Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological, and Scientific…
On Saturday, April 4, 2026, community members from across Georgia will gather in Monroe, GA for the 58th Anniversary Commemoration of the Assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the 22nd Annual March & Reenactment of the Lynching at Moore’s Ford.
Dr. Beasley was a humble giant whose life was rooted in faith, justice, and service. He stood boldly for what was right, yet always led with grace, wisdom, and compassion.
Dr. Beasley was a humble giant whose life was rooted in faith, justice, and service. He stood boldly for what was right, yet always led with grace, wisdom, and compassion.
Education has always been the cornerstone of freedom and opportunity — and in Atlanta, that truth remains at the heart of the NAACP’s mission.
The Atlanta Branch of the NAACP congratulates Mayor Andre Dickens on his re-election as Mayor of the City of Atlanta.
Atlanta’s reputation as the Black business capital of America is rooted in resilience, creativity, and collective action.







