WHY DOES INFLATION HAPPEN

Amelia Siamomua, a development economist with 39+ years of experience, has worked with the UN, CARE, and global organizations supporting communities worldwide. During her visits discussing politics and Black families, she explains inflation as rising costs due to demand, supply issues, and policies. 

Last night, we did something special. We stepped back and let our families take the mic for a minute to share their voices on the Presidential Election. It was real—full of collaboration, disagreements, laughter, and cheers. Together, we debated, made game plans, and found ways to unite and move forward for a brighter future. This is what community looks like. Let’s keep the energy going and keep building for the next generation.

Conversations between Democrats and Republicans are essential for the health of democracy. In today’s divided climate, talking across party lines helps bridge gaps, uncover shared values, and find solutions to big challenges like healthcare, education, and the economy. Without dialogue, politics becomes stuck, and trust in government fades. These talks aren’t about changing beliefs—they’re about understanding different perspectives and working together for the common good. 

Eshé Collins, Esq. is a dedicated advocate for education and community development. With years of experience serving on the Atlanta Board of Education, she has worked to improve schools and support families across the city. Her passion for creating positive change extends to addressing challenges in housing and ensuring that all Atlanta neighborhoods have the resources to thrive. 

Today we feature Robert Mallard, As a veteran, business owner, educator, and father, Robert brings a unique perspective to leadership and community building. We’ll dive into his passion for uniting families, advocating for special needs, supporting veterans, and promoting technical skills for our youth. Don’t miss this powerful conversation on how Robert’s leadership is making an impact across Georgia and beyond.