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FRQNCY Media Offers Free Podcasting Course, Workshops
Atlanta podcast production company offering free resources, workshops for current, aspiring podcaster during COVID-19 pandemic By Sigele Winbush, Neighbor, March 30, 2020 FRQNCY Media, an Atlanta-based podcast production company, is encouraging entrepreneurs and businesses large and small to...Kayla's Corner - Planning an Advocacy Event
Hello everyone,
I am the Vice President and Chief Ambassador of Autistic Self-Advocacy Atlanta (ASAA), an affiliate group of the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN). Since 2012, ASAN has partnered with several disability organizations every year on March 1 to honor and remember people...
Advocacy Day Cancelled Due to Growing Concerns Around COVID-19
Due to growing concerns of COVID-19 and to keep our advocates' health and safety at the top of our minds, we have made the difficult decision to cancel our final Advocacy Day on March 18, 2020. This day will not be rescheduled due to logistical and calendar restraints.
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Georgia Senate approves expansion of special needs voucher program
Sen. Renee Unterman led Tuesday's lengthy debate on her bill to expand the number of students eligible to receive private school vouchers as part of the state's special needs program. The bill passed with a 33-22 vote. Ross Williams/Georgia Recorderby Stanley Dunlap, March 11, 2020
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Ga. Senate panel expands voucher program for special needs students
A new Georgia bill would expand a special needs program that uses state education money to pay for private school tuition. Backers of the bill says it gives parents more options to meet their child's needs. Maskot/Getty ImagesThe Senate Youth and Education Committee voted 6-4 along mostly...
Kayla's Corner - What Issues Matter to Me
Hello, everyone!
Thank you for keeping up with my progress as an intern at GCDD. Since my last post, so much has taken place. I know I told you all last time about how my schedule was about to change due to my participation in the legislative session. Well, after trying it out, I realized that...