In 2009, a popular book claimed
...By Lori Bartczak
In 2009, a popular book claimed
...The staff and board of the Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation are excited to welcome Elena Conley as our new Associate Network Officer. As the Associate Network Officer, Elena is responsible for the...
Policy change can’t happen without constructive public discourse and influence. Getting to that influence involves persuasive conversations and well-framed messages. Policy organizations must reach and effectively communicate to diverse audiences, and continually deliver compelling data and narratives in order to achieve their desired outcomes. At its very core,...
The Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation's Board of Directors approved the following grants at their Februrary meeting:
American Prospect Alabama Coalition for Immigrant Justice (ACIJ) Mountain Association for Community Economic Development (MACED)
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The scene is an early October forum in suburban Atlanta. A gathering of conservative Georgia lawmakers who focus on education issues pose a challenge to the people at the meeting – help us make the case it is time to raise state taxes for the sake of our schoolchildren.
Whoa. What did they just say?
Not many of Georgia’s elected officials publicly broach the...