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.

Thank you for your interest in the ECDS Digital Scholarship Training Program (DSTP). ECDS usually hires 3-4 new graduate student employees per year. We welcome applications from students with previo...

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...

Stephanie Rountree examines the relational possibilities of queer performance in Max Vernon's The View UpStairs, a play that dramatizes the 1973 Up Stairs Lounge fire in New Orleans. Rountree contextu...

Through this online exhibit, artist collective John Q maps discursive memorials at public sites in Atlanta's queer histories.

Combining materials from the Carolyn Weathers Collection in the ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives and a 2015 interview with Weathers herself, Amanda Mixon sketches queer experience in early 1960s ...

This excerpt, as well as the accompanying video stills, centers the activism of Bill Smith, a central figure in the founding of Georgia’s Gay Liberation Front and a member of the Southeastern Gay Coal...

In Spring 2024, undergraduates in Emory College launched a new research journal Intarsia: Undergraduate Journal of Queer and Feminist Inquiry. This is a student-led, peer-reviewed, open-access, nat…

<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...

Kipp Dawson (1945- ) is an activist & retired coal miner & middle-school teacher who for 60 years has fought for social & civil rights.

Pride Month is a time to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, affirm diverse identities, reflect on the inequities of the past and present, and take meaningful action to create change. ECDS is supportin…

As of 2022, Black male physical therapists comprised only 2% of the profession nationwide. This author, a DPT and accomplished educator, digs deep to find the reasons why. One main source in his re…

In her moving poem, “Unicorn in Motion”, Dr. Dawn Brown speaks to the challenges of being seen differently and provides insights into diversity and identity in physical therapy. She shows how rarit…