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Today on Athens News Matters, a local activist on the steps nonprofits are taking in the face of mass deportations. Plus, the influences behind two Athens musicians who will be featured in a Black History Month celebration.

This week on the Georgia Health report, we’ll discuss two programs that may expand access to healthcare in Georgia this year--the community health worker initiative and home health visits for new parents.

We begin our month-long commemoration of Black History Month.

Rites of passage across Africa are seen as essential for social development and wellbeing.

This week, we'll discuss how a Georgia woman, Adriana Smith, who was declared brain-dead months ago is being kept alive because she is pregnant.

On today’s Mother’s Day Special, we recognize the hard work and dedication of mothers around the world.

Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, we’ll discover how misinformation about measles vaccination and prevention is surging in the U-S—and the state of the disease in Georgia.

Coming up on the Georgia Health Report, we discuss tips for public healthcare workers on dealing with anxiety surrounding mass layoffs in Georgia.

This week on the Georgia Health Report, Republicans in Congress are pushing for Medicaid work requirements. Host Jamia Wideman discusses how this type of program has worked in Georgia.

As recently noted by the African Development Bank President, Africa gets a bad rap for being risky—but that is more about perception than reality.