Picture the entrance to your neighborhood park. What does it look like? How accessible is it? What message does it send?
Honoring Tally Sweat, Park Pride’s Founding Board President
We are saddened to share the news that Tally Sweat, Park Pride’s founding Board President, passed away on August 27th. While many of you may know about Tally’s connection to … Continue Reading →
Transit and parks go hand-in-hand — See your city in new ways
I have a secret to tell. I’ve lived in Atlanta since 2005 and, this year, I rode a MARTA bus for the very first time.
Park Pride announces new board chair, welcomes nine new board members
Park Pride is excited to welcome the incoming group of park champions who are joining its Board of Directors.
Park Pride engages youth in accessibility efforts at Thomasville Heights Park
How can we make the playground at Thomasville Heights Park more accessible and welcoming for everyone?
The Power of Parks: Park Pride announces next class of park-leaders-in-training for its Park Stewardship Academy
Starting in September, these 12 community members will learn crucial skills to make their park the best it can be.
May Mobility Awareness Month: On the path to making Atlanta’s parks accessible to all
Great parks aren’t “great” if they aren’t welcoming and accessible.
Meet Alicia Graham, Park Pride’s new Accountant
In this role, Alicia will help manage Park Pride’s finances and the Fiscal Sponsorship Program.
Park Pride’s 2024 Inspiration Award Winners
Great parks exist through the efforts of leaders who nurture the bond between parks and communities.
Introducing Nick Voravong, our new Park Designer
Joining as a Park Designer, Nick will work with Director of Park Visioning Andrew White to provide free, professional park design assistance to local community groups through our Park Visioning program.