Jarrett Walker is frequently asked to speak to urbanist, development and transit professional groups. He also often grants interviews to media on aspects of ongoing or completed projects. If you are i...

with Brian Glavey, Lindsay Reckson, Christopher Spaide, Katie Kadue, Johanna Winant, Dan Sinykin, and many more.

After more than a decade of decisions carving out vital parts of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, the US Supreme Court issued in April 2026 its decision in Louisiana v. Callais destroying the Act’s remaini...

<h3>Untangling the relationship between race and psychiatry in the American South</h3> There is a complicated history of racism and psychiatric healthcare in the Deep South states of Georgia, Alabama...

A video from the Georgia Coast Atlas.

A video from the Georgia Coast Atlas.

A video from the Georgia Coast Atlas.

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Robert Macfarlane's Is a River Alive? draws upon interviews with Rights of Nature advocates who are countering the consequences wrought by extractive industry and climate change on major river systems...

Professor Kylie Smith’s new book, Jim Crow in the Asylum, is set to be published by UNC Press January 13th, in both print and open access digital editions.

From Paula McLain to Alison Lyn Miller, here are 10 book and author events happening across metro Atlanta in January.

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