Letters from Forest Park
Canopy Atlanta’s Forest Park Fellows reflect on the city’s past, present, and future
By Rachel McBride, Ann Pellegrine, Jardena Robinson, and Angie Tran
November 17, 2021
Behind these essays: For our Forest Park Issue, Canopy Atlanta asked more than 120 Forest Park residents about the journalism they needed this past spring and summer and paid and trained four community members—the Forest Park Fellows—to learn reporting skills to better serve their communities. These essays emerged from the Fellows’ coursework and reporting, and more will be published in the coming weeks.
Essays from the Forest Park Fellows
Five ways residents want Forest Park to grow—and how the city is actually spending their money
Five ways residents want Forest Park to grow—and how the city is actually spending their money
More from the Forest Park Issue
Five ways residents want Forest Park to grow—and how the city is actually spending their money
Five ways residents want Forest Park to grow—and how the city is actually spending their money
Five ways residents want Forest Park to grow—and how the city is actually spending their money
Our Forest Park Fellows—residents trained in writing and reporting—reflect on the city's past, present, and future.
Our Forest Park Issue editors, Beth McKibben and Floyd Hall, welcome readers to the community.
Georgia's third-largest Vietnamese American community makes its home in Forest Park.
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