Send This Story
July/August 2006
In this Issue
A Hand Up, Not A Hand Out
It's a myth that those on welfare are content to remain there. Here, we look at several local organizations helping the working poor to help themselves.
Childfree By Choice
Unlike chocolate, you can happily say "no" to having kids.
Woman Of The Year Nominee: For Love Of The Neighborhood
Hattie Dorsey, retiring CEO and president of the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership
Grill Power!
Calling all grilling aficionados: everything you need (or think you need) in the latest barbecue gizmos, including how to - literally - brand a steak as yours
Hot Reads
Cool off in the shade with one of our great selections for mid-summer reading.
Million Dollar Babes
What does it take to call the shots in the male-dominated, competitive world of sports management? These women know a thing or two about the making of athletes, the business of sports and how women can thrive in the industry.
Mother Of Invention
Elisa Minsk Hartstein is truly a mother of invention with creative, attractive and profitable nursing wear attire.
Global Outsourcing
Love it or loathe it, it's here to stay.
Fan Male: Shaping the Minds of Our Youth
Joseph T. Arnold - High School Counselor and founder of Positive Growth Boys Homes for abandoned, neglected and abused boys
Dublin On Foot
Celebrate the best of Dublin with the Dirty Boots tour.
The Face of Philanthropy
The concept of people helping people, or philanthropy, is as old as time, but how we help and what organizations we support has changed over the decades. From signing checks to investing in organizations that support causes close to our hearts, find out how Atlantans respond to those in need.
How Middle Schools Are Shaping The Future
Poised on the edge of childhood, and about to enter the throes of adolescence, what does it take for middle schools to equip our youth with the skills they need to navigate these stormy times?
The Stuff Nobody Ever Tells You
So you've just graduated from college? Well, here's the stuff nobody ever tells you.
We All Scream For
Cold comfort in hot times: Atlanta's best ice creameries and gelato bars.
Woman On The Go
This month's profile is on Stephanie Wright, who (hold onto your hat) runs not one, but four businesses.
Women And HIV Of Microbicides & Vaccines
A look at the latest findings on women and HIV; important developments that you need to know. Reprinted courtesy of the National Women's Health Report
