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SUMMARY:Community Meat Package Distribution with The Place
DESCRIPTION:Atlantic Institute had the pleasure of partnering with The Place to provide frozen meat packages to 50 families in our community\, alongside Congressman Rich McCormick. \nIt is always meaningful to serve alongside community leaders\, organizations\, and volunteers who share a commitment to caring for others. Through heartfelt service\, we continue working together to support our neighbors and communities. We thank The Place for all of the service and community building they do every single day and are grateful for all the care they show for Georgia families.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/community-meat-package-distribution-with-the-place/
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260621
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SUMMARY:Honoring Dean Lawrence Edward Carter Sr. at Atlanta City Hall
DESCRIPTION:Atlantic Institute was honored to take part in the City of Atlanta’s tribute recognizing Dean Lawrence Edward Carter Sr.\, a distinguished educator\, scholar\, and community leader whose decades of service at Morehouse College have inspired generations of students and leaders. \nThe occasion also brought to mind the meaningful connections built through shared values and mutual respect\, including the recognition of Fethullah Gülen with the Gandhi King Ikeda Award during Dean Carter’s leadership in 2015. We were grateful to reconnect with dear friends and celebrate a legacy devoted to education\, dialogue\, service\, and human dignity.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/honoring-dean-lawrence-edward-carter-sr-at-atlanta-city-hall/
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260621
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260622
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SUMMARY:Dominican Republic IVLP Technology Delegation Visit
DESCRIPTION:Atlantic Institute was honored to host a distinguished delegation of technology and innovation professionals from the Dominican Republic through the U.S. Department of State’s International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP). \nThe visit provided a meaningful opportunity to exchange ideas on innovation\, emerging technologies\, research\, education\, and cross-sector collaboration. We are grateful for the thoughtful dialogue and shared commitment to building stronger connections through international exchange and mutual learning. Thank you to GCIV and the U.S. Department of State for making these valuable conversations possible.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/dominican-republic-ivlp-technology-delegation-visit/
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260703
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SUMMARY:Intercultural Dialogue Trip to Spain: Building Bridges Through Hospitality
DESCRIPTION:At the heart of every International Educational Dialogue Trip is genuine human connection. While institutional visits\, meetings\, and educational exchanges are an essential part of the experience\, some of the most meaningful moments happen through heartfelt conversations with host families\, around shared meals\, and during visits to sacred spaces that have shaped communities for generations. \nOur friends had the privilege of experiencing Spain not only through its history and institutions\, but through its people. Opening homes\, sharing hospitality\, exchanging stories\, and learning from one another created opportunities for authentic dialogue that opened space for shared values. \nVisits to churches\, mosques\, synagogues\, and other places of spiritual significance further enriched these conversations\, inviting participants to reflect on the values\, traditions\, and shared humanity that connect us across faiths.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/intercultural-dialogue-trip-to-spain-building-bridges-through-hospitality/
CATEGORIES:International Trips
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260705
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260706
DTSTAMP:20260901T131337
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SUMMARY:Bagel Rescue Interfaith Service Project with St. Thomas Aquinas
DESCRIPTION:Atlantic Institute was honored to partner with St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church and Bagel Rescue for a meaningful Interfaith Ministry Service Project\, coming together with friends and neighbors for an afternoon of service\, dialogue\, and community. Hosted at the St. Thomas Aquinas Parish Hall in Alpharetta\, GA\, the program provided space for conversation while volunteers prepared sandwiches and packaged rescued bagels for neighbors experiencing food insecurity — transforming surplus food into nourishment\, hope\, and shared purpose. \nWe are deeply grateful to our friends at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church for their warm hospitality\, to Bagel Rescue for their partnership\, and to every volunteer who served with open hearts and a spirit of compassion.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/bagel-rescue-interfaith-service-project-with-st-thomas-aquinas/
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260712
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SUMMARY:Friendship Gathering with the Focolare Community
DESCRIPTION:Atlantic Institute was grateful to spend a meaningful afternoon with our friends from the Focolare community\, strengthening the bonds of friendship through sincere dialogue\, shared values\, and mutual learning. \nWe are sincerely grateful for the warm hospitality of our Focolare friends and look forward to continuing this journey of friendship\, dialogue\, and mutual understanding in the months ahead.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/friendship-gathering-with-the-focolare-community/
CATEGORIES:Friendship Gathering
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260816
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260817
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SUMMARY:Exploring Faiths Series: An Afternoon with Red Clay Sangha
DESCRIPTION:As part of its ongoing Exploring Faiths Series\, Atlantic Institute visited Red Clay Sangha in Chamblee\, GA\, for a thoughtful exploration of Buddhism led by Gareth Young. \nGareth’s reflections invited attendees not simply to learn about a tradition\, but to listen with curiosity\, ask meaningful questions\, and deepen their understanding of the experiences and practices that shape the lives of our neighbors. We are especially grateful to Gareth for sharing the beauty and wisdom of the Buddhist tradition with such warmth and thoughtfulness\, and to Red Clay Sangha for welcoming us so graciously into this meaningful experience. \nA heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us with open hearts and genuine curiosity — a wonderful reminder of the beauty of simply sitting together\, listening\, learning\, and growing in understanding.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/exploring-faiths-series-an-afternoon-with-red-clay-sangha/
CATEGORIES:Exploring Faiths
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SUMMARY:Fountain Forum Series: Understanding Across Shared Values — The Architecture of Trust
DESCRIPTION:Join Atlantic Institute for a special America 250 Edition of our Fountain Forum Series\, exploring the theme “Understanding Across Shared Values: The Architecture of Trust.” This conversation invites us to reflect on the shared values\, relationships\, and acts of understanding that help build trust within our communities. \nHosted at Woodward Academy’s Gulley Pavilion\, this evening brings together voices from education\, public safety\, and academia for a thoughtful dialogue on strengthening trust\, civic engagement\, and community cohesion. \nPanelists\n\nRev. Dr. Chris RayAlexander – Academy Chaplain & Chair of Religious Studies\, Woodward Academy\nStacey Cotton – Former Chief of Police\, City of Covington; Board Member\, Georgia Board of Public Safety\nDr. Asli Dag – Management Faculty\, Coles College of Business\, Kennesaw State University\n\nWoodward Academy – Gulley Pavilion\n1662 Rugby Avenue\, College Park\, GA 30337\nTuesday\, September 15\, 2026 | 6:00 PM \nThrough thoughtful dialogue and reflection\, we hope to explore how understanding across shared values can strengthen trust\, civic engagement\, and community cohesion. We invite our community to join us for this meaningful conversation.
URL:https://theatlanticinstitute.org/event/fountain-forum-series-understanding-across-shared-values-the-architecture-of-trust/
CATEGORIES:Fountain Forum
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