Our weekly feature, Community Notebook, is filled with snippets of information, conversations, and reporting about the communities where we work.

Self-reliance is the core of the Metro Atlanta Urban Farm philosophy, whether that’s nurturing a patch of tomatoes or okra in your backyard or securing a farm number to access USDA programs.

As murals to commemorate Atlanta’s painful history go up in South Atlanta and Grove Park, one resident poses a challenging question. Who decides what public art in neighborhood spaces should look like?

Grove Park community members bring together District 3 and District 9 candidates before November election

In a city with an abundance of both food deserts and good dirt, the Wylde Center seeks to educate residents about growing food and caring for the environment.

Two West Atlanta communities joined together to celebrate National Night Out last week.

As the community engagement process for an APS-owned development drew to a close last year, some community members did not think the final proposal was the best option for the neighborhood. So they charted a different path forward.

Our weekly feature, Community Notebook, is filled with snippets of information, conversations, and reporting about the communities where we work.

Our weekly feature, Community Notebook, is filled with snippets of information, conversations, and reporting about the communities where we work.

A Saturday morning ride through Collier Heights showcases the rich history and deep love community members have for this historic Black neighborhood.

The closing note for the Tri-Cities Community Issue is both a love note and a call to action from East Point resident LeJoi Lane, who asks, “What will you use to help keep the community upright?”

Our weekly feature, Community Notebook, is filled with snippets of information, conversations, and reporting about the communities where we work.

NPUs frustrated with lack of community input in Westside Park renaming

Explore this resource hub where community members can share what they know with each other.

We asked Canopy Atlanta Fellow Claudia Maturell to photograph her neighborhood. Here’s how that shifted her perspective of where she lives.

Find ways to connect with your neighbors, keep up with developments, and more—courtesy of our reporting and community listening respondents.

Presenting the doctor’s offices, arts organizations, and other community assets that surfaced in our Tri-Cities listening and reporting.

Sharing Canopy Atlanta’s illustrated Norcross map, highlighting parks, restaurants, and community resources

“You see more ethnic restaurants because there’s more of a market for it.”

How coffee shops created community in Lakewood Heights

“If you look at the threads of the history of Atlanta, they’re woven into that place.”

The West African restaurant feels like home to so many. The tasty turkey tail and cassava leaf soup will tell you why.

Ann Hill Bond honors Floyd Carmichael, who was lynched off Pryor Street in 1906.

To better understand how folks find their way in Atlanta and why they stay, Amiri Banks dives deep into the bedroom community of South DeKalb.

Birria on Jonesboro Road showcase increasingly visible diversity south of Atlanta

Dennis Hubert’s story was a fading memory, before a community of dozens of Atlantans resurrected it

Videos of the Bankhead + Grove Park community, produced by Canopy Atlanta.