There’s power in bringing people together around a shared vision for a stronger region.

Last week, several members of our team attended Atlanta Way 2.0 Day alongside organizations, leaders, and community partners committed to advancing economic mobility across our region. We were grateful for the opportunity to listen, learn, connect, and be part of the conversation, and to share more about CareerRise’s work at our table throughout the day. We’re especially proud to see several of our board members contributing to this broader movement, including Ann Cramer, Terri Block, Anna Roach, Milton Little, and Geneva Hall-Shelton. We were also honored to hear from Mayor Andre Dickens and former Mayor Shirley Franklin as part of a day centered on the ideas, partnerships, and collective action that can help move our region forward. Economic mobility doesn’t happen through one organization or one approach. It takes all of us learning from one another, building stronger connections, and working together toward greater opportunity for people and communities across Metro Atlanta. Thank you to Atlanta Way for bringing everyone together and creating space for such an important conversation. 🤝 #CareerRise #AtlantaWayDay #EconomicMobility #WorkforceDevelopment #Atlanta #AtlantaWorkforce