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UGA PresentsIn September 1997, an estimated 2 billion people heard John Tavener's "Song for Athene," as it accompanied the casket of Princess Diana out of Westminster Abbey. -
This Sunday, March 8, is the global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women.
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Starting Sunday, attention turns to celebrating the achievements of women in society.
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Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, Georgia is at the heart of the HIV epidemic, with some of the highest rates of new infections in the nation. -
Ethiopia represents an enduring narrative of Black sovereignty and pride. -
Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, losing a loved one can take a toll on mental health, and the loss of a beloved pet companion is no exception.
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The Sphinx Virtuosi are an inspiring self-conducted chamber orchestra that transforms lives through the power of music. -
Black Joy as resistance—one of the ways in which Africans continue to affirm that hope is stronger than fear.
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Coming up on the Georgia Health Report: For more than 15 years, Georgia has been under Department of Justice oversight for how the state treats people with disabilities and mental illness.
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This remarkably versatile band performs in venues around the world and with an ever-expanding roster of guest artists and symphony orchestras. -
It's Black History Month, and love is certainly in the air.
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Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, data shows that the 988 mental health crisis line in Georgia is lagging behind other states as it delivers services.
