Media Executives and Clark Atlanta University (CAU) Unveil the First Media Sales, Operations and Marketing Collegiate Curriculum in the United States Atlanta, Georgia – The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), and partnering newspaper publications, The Atlanta Inquirer and The Atlanta Voice will participate in The Media Sales Exposé (MSE) at The Atlanta University Center on February 22, 2024, from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm. The exposé is designed to highlight the career opportunities for positions in radio, television, video/cable, print, digital and interactive sales. The event will take place at…
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The Dynamics of Atlanta Black Dads Report Findings to Be Released to the Public at the State of Black Fathers in Fulton (County) Forum Black History Starts with the Black Family – Study Reveals What Black Fathers Want and Need WHO: Fathers Incorporated (FI) and the Moynihan Institute for Fatherhood Research and Policy WHAT: During the ‘State of Black Fathers in Fulton County’ Forum, two of the leading voices on fatherhood, Fathers Incorporated and the Moynihan Institute for Fatherhood Research and Policy, will release and delve into the crucial findings of…
Celebrity menswear designer Miguel Wilson announced that he is partnering with 100 Black Men of Atlanta and 100 Black Men of Prince George’s County to donate 100 tuxedos to 2024 prom-goers. The owner of the Miguel Wilson Collection, Wilson has pledged to provide 50 free tuxedoes in the Atlanta area and 50 free tuxedos in the D.C. area to kids in need who want to attend prom. “We are working to give 100 kids free tuxedos for prom,” Wilson said. “We want to work with kids who need help, whose parents may not…
By Nicole Slay Caldwell, Atlanta president of The NETwork As we commemorate Black History Month, it is important to reflect not only on the struggles and triumphs of the past but also to address the challenges of the present. By taking action to improve our present, Black History Month offers an opportunity to continue to inspire our community to work towards a brighter future for the next generation. As I contemplate the path forward, three impactful considerations come to mind as vital guideposts for our collective journey. Supporting the young…
Georgia State University recently appointed Atlanta music entrepreneur and professional, Richard Dunn, to instruct its new Touring and Concert Management course, which is being offered for the institution’s Spring semester at its School of Music. The inaugural course will last for 16 weeks. Dunn currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) for The Atlanta Voice, one of Atlanta’s oldest Black-owned newspapers founded in 1966 by his grandfather J. Lowell Ware. “It’s truly an honor to be able to use my decades of experience in the music industry to educate…
Charles Wesley Moore is well-known in the metro Atlanta area. Since coming to Atlanta in 1946 after serving three years in the Pacific Theatre during World War II, he has made a name for himself by giving so much of his time, energy and talents to institutions and organizations in Atlanta. He served as chief financial officer at Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia on two occasions. As an employee of the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, he held several high-ranking positions. At one point in Moore’s career…
