Picture this: Over 500 park experts, leaders, and advocates coming together for a day of learning, sharing best practices, and making connections to strengthen our parks and the neighborhoods they serve — all with the backdrop of a sea of vibrant tulips in full bloom. Welcome to Park Pride’s annual Parks & Greenspace Conference, the largest parks … Continue Reading →

As a strategic systems-thinker with a diverse nonprofit background, Grace enjoys jumping in to support all kinds of projects and initiatives, whipping up spreadsheets, and playing Tetris with calendars.

For Gena Wirth, designing for resilience isn’t a nice-to-have or a cherry on top — it’s a necessity.

Now in its third year, 33 community members have graduated from PSA.

Park Pride envisions an Atlanta where everyone has access to a great park. That’s the core of our new 2030 Strategic Framework, which will inform our work over the next five years.

Emily will support Friends of the Park groups’ efforts to advance community-centered park improvements through funding and technical assistance.

This is the extended Q&A version of Park Pride’s recent column published on SaportaReport. 

It’s fall, y’all! Click for a curated list of parks to visit this autumn.

Community starts where people gather.

Park Pride is thrilled to welcome two new members to its team — Stephen Causby and Monica Johnson! Stephen has worked closely with Park Pride on the community side through his involvement with the Friends of Mattie Freeland Park. Now, as Associate Director of Grantmaking & Implementation, he will be able to help communities realize … Continue Reading →