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Data, archives and virtual reality: ARCHI breakfast serves up interdisciplinary research on redlining
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· August 12, 2026
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Key takeaway Founded by enslaved African Americans, the church has been a part of the city's landscape since 1862.
In Vine City, a neighborhood with a complex past, community leaders and experts gathered to discuss health outcomes. A breakfast program was held to explore the effects of past practices on Atlanta 's communities. The event was hosted by the Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement and Morehouse School of Medicine.
The meeting took place at Friendship Baptist Church, a location with significant history. Founded by enslaved African Americans, the church has been a part of the city's landscape since 1862. Further details about the discussion and its findings are available from the organizers and related reports.
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Category: schools ·
Published: August 12, 2026 ·
Source: SaportaReport (Atlanta civic/news) ·
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