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Carlisa Johnson

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  • Founder and Director of Content and Media Strategy, Modest Truth Communications
Atlanta
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Carlisa Johnson’s Journalist Portfolio

Voting rights veterans share lessons with new generation of activists: 'Build on the foundation'

Voting rights veterans share lessons with new generation of activists: 'Build on the foundation'

n the early 1960s, Charles McLaurin served as a field secretary for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Commi…

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57 years after MLK's Letter from Birmingham Jail, the Black church marches on | The GroundTruth P...

57 years after MLK's Letter from Birmingham Jail, the Black church marches on | The GroundTruth P...

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s iconic "Letter from Birmingham Jail," began humbly, as a few sentences…

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Georgia's Black churches are horrified by Republican voter suppression - and ready to fight

Georgia's Black churches are horrified by Republican voter suppression - and ready to fight

ne of the most striking voting restrictions in Georgia's new elections law is a ban on distributing food and …

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Farm of the Brave

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By Carlisa Johnson
| University of Georgia
“The program does more than you expect it to because it provides more than just equipment,” said Iteago Felton, owner of 3T Farms and Farm Again participant whose military career spans 32 years of Army service.
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CAES scientists guide high school students on the way to science careers Original

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By Carlisa Johnson, Carlisa Johnson UGA
| Albany Herald Verified
GRIFFIN -- Early education opportunities that place students in the driver’s seat of hands-on field research can have infinite impacts, launching students on academic and career paths with immeasurable advantages. High school students interested in learning more about agricultural, food and environmental sciences are experiencing the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to grow as researchers thanks to the University of Georgia’s Young Scholars Program.
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CAES scientists guide high school students on the way to science careers

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By Carlisa Johnson, Carlisa Johnson UGA
| The Mcduffie Progress Verified
GRIFFIN -- Early education opportunities that place students in the driver’s seat of hands-on field research can have infinite impacts, launching students on academic and career paths with immeasurable advantages. High school students interested in learning more about agricultural, food and environmental sciences are experiencing the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to grow as researchers thanks to the University of Georgia’s Young Scholars Program.
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