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21st Century Global Atlanta is a public humanities, multi-media digital story-telling, and ethnographic archive project that engages and empowers heritage and immigrant communities and foreign-born residents who make the Metro Atlanta region their home and, in the process, make Atlanta a global city. We document and connect with the individuals and communities that are transforming Atlanta into a global metropolis, such as heritage and immigrant communities, foreign-born residents in a variety of professional fields, and thought and community leaders and various professionals engaged in the global community. We document everyday contributions and journeys through a podcast series, documentary film, digital archives, writing, and research and public presentations.

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There are a vast number of bilingual schools in Atlanta that operate independently from the public school system. These schools range from large, well-established, and highly structured institutions to more informal gatherings organized by the local heritage...
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The Relevance & Power of the Nobel Peace Prize

We look at surrounding controversies and the history behind the renowned prize.
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In the Community: Food

Meet the Interviewees Pamela Joiner Municipal Market, General Manager Lily Pabian We Love Buhi, Executive Director “It all starts with ‘let’s share a meal together.’ Food is a way of inviting people into your life.” Mia Orino Kamayan ATL,...
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Peace Education & Why It Matters

Peace Education & Why It Matters Andrew Young, Former UN Ambassador and Former Atlanta Mayor, delivering remarks at the Greater Atlanta Higher Education Leadership Meeting for the Peace Education Initiative, Feb 4, 2020, Georgia Tech (view source). What is peace...
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Featured Peacemaker: Cosmo Whyte

Team member Amanda discusses peace with trans-disciplinary artist and teacher, Cosmo Whyte.
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Featured Peacemaker: Mary-Pat Hector

Team member John Jajeh takes a deep dive into peacemaker Mary-Pat Hector's work and impact over the last 10 years.
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Peacemaking: A campus student’s perspective

International Student Huaiwen shares what it is like learning about Martin Luther King, Jr. and US civil rights Martin Luther King, Jr..
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Fusion Atlanta

Atlanta Fusion Foods Image from Pijiu Belly website The Culture Atlanta is a hub of cultural significance and diversity in the southeast US. The city is home to millions of people from all over the globe. With the recent boom of fusion restaurants, the exceptionally...
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Building Community through Education

The Global Village Project is a school for refugee girls located right in the heart of Georgia, Decatur. The school started from a need noticed by the community in Clarkston.
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Featured Peacemaker: Dr. Richard W. Wills, Sr.

Race, Religion, and Peace with Dr. Richard W. Wills, Sr. Peace can have many forms. A form could be pacifism: advocating for no harm to any person and an end to all violence. A form could be justice: freedom and equal opportunity for all. But another form, the form...
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21st Century Global Atlanta is an Atlanta Global Studies Center (AGSC) project, developed in collaboration with the Georgia Tech School of Modern Languages and with support from The Digital Integrative Liberal Arts Center (DILAC)

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