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Morehouse School of Medicine and CARER Group Partner to Champion Diversity in Clinical Trials

1 week ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

Partnership includes training program for medical students, focused on how to analyze clinical trial diversity dataMorehouse School of Medicine (MSM) and the Catalyzing Access to Research and Equity in Representation Group (CARER Group) announce a partnership to address health inequities and advance diversity in clinical trials.
Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Announces Run for Governor of Georgia

2 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has announced her intention to run for governor of Georgia during an appearance at this year’s Leading Women Defined Summit. Bottoms, Atlanta’s 60th mayor is a graduate of Douglas High School, FAMU, and Georgia State University, served as a senior advisor to President Joe Biden and resigned the position, beating Donald Trump to the punch, who would go on to falsely claim that he fired her when he took office.
Power Circle Masterclass Forum Celebrates a Powerful Evening of Connection and Leadership

2 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

The Power Circle Masterclass Forum: Women of Influence & Impact was a tremendous success, welcoming over 100 women who showed up with grace, purpose, and unity — even after a major venue change within just 24 hours. Hosted by Dr. Kim McNair, Founder of the Business Women Empowerment Project, Inc. (BWEP) and creator of the Power Circle Masterclass Series, the event took place on Thursday, April 3 at one of Atlanta’s most popular venues, The Gathering Spot.
Atlanta Business League Hosts Bridge Program Roundtable

2 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

The Atlanta Business League (ABL) hosted its Bridge Program Roundtable Discussions on March 25, 2025, at 6 pm at Atlanta Technical College. This event provided a platform for entrepreneurs, aspiring executives, college students, and recent graduates to connect with seasoned business leaders, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing.
Sen. Cory Booker Takes on Trump Admin in Historic 25-hour-long Speech in Washington

2 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

In an historic speech reminiscent of the famed filibuster featured in the Mr. Smith Goes to Washington film, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker railed against the Trump administration’s anti-DEI initiatives, potential Social Security cuts, federal job losses and much more since Trump took office less than 100 days ago.
Tyler James Williams Joins Tamela Mann, Adam Blackstone As Inspiring Mentors For Disney Dreamers Academy

4 weeks ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

Golden Globe-winning actor Tyler James Williams, along with Grammy Award-winning artists Tamela Mann and Adam Blackstone, will serve as magical mentors for this year’s Disney Dreamers Academy, the popular Walt Disney World Resort mentoring program that supercharges the career dreams of high school students nationwide and kicks off in Florida this week.
Trump is Axing the Department of Education

1 month ago | atlantatribune.com | Quintessa Williams

Photo Credit: Katerina Holmes/PexelsBy Quintessa WilliamsThis article was originally published on Word In Black. Fulfilling a campaign promise – one that experts say will significantly harm Black students — President Donald Trump is set to sign a sweeping executive order today that begins dismantling the Department of Education, a cabinet-level agency created in part to ensure all children have equal access to K-12 education.
Federal Job Cuts Threaten Black Middle Class

1 month ago | atlantatribune.com | Reshonda Tate

FEDERAL JOB CUTS under Trump threaten the Black middle class, disproportionately affecting Black employees across agencies. Credit: Aaron Kittredge/Pexelsby ReShonda TateHouston DefenderFor decades, the federal government has been a pillar of economic security for Black workers, providing steady employment, benefits and opportunities often denied in the private sector.
Brian Robinson of BDR Black Talks Atlanta's Fashion Movement - Atlanta Tribune

1 month ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward

BDR Black is more than just a clothing line—it’s a movement centered around breaking fashion norms, providing versatile and stylish pieces, and supporting a community of individuals who embrace persistence and resilience. With a focus on quality and a clear vision, the brand continues to thrive, reshaping how we approach everyday fashion and paving the way for future growth in the fashion industry. Brian Robinson shares his thoughts. How did BDR Black come to life?
Ballethnic Presents All the Way Live II at Porter Sanford Center in Decatur

1 month ago | atlantatribune.com | Roz Edward