January 23, 2020 - Gwinnett Citizen

Brian Banks Hosts: The hosts for the Greater Gwinnett Reentry Alliance’s screening of Brian Banks at the AMC Classic 12 in Snellville. L-R: Zeus Luby, Tirrell D. Whittley, Pamela Hillman, Lee Robbins, and David Burgher.

Why should you care about the ex-offender in your community?

January 23, 2020

Local coalition works to reduce recidivism rates and replace stigmas with compassion

When it comes to tackling deep-rooted social issues, no single organization can do it alone. The Greater Gwinnett Reentry Alliance (GGRA) is a coalition of service providers in Gwinnett County that works to mobilize community resources — human, financial, and material — all with the purpose of reducing recidivism rates in the county and beyond.

Tracy Ahearn and clients at Creative Enterprise enjoy a fun birthday party.

Parallel World— Experience Gwinnett through the eyes of a special needs adult or a senior citizen

January 23, 2020

Through the good, the bad and the in-between, Gwinnett native Tracy Ahearn has tried to follow a motto she learned from the Scouts of America —”Leave things better than you found them.”

Rotary New Year 2020

January 23, 2020

I spent the last year writing articles explaining the Rotary philosophy and what Rotary emphasizes each month of the year. I have shared volunteer activities, with numerous pictures of Rotarians engaged in making a difference in the community. I have asked for volunteers and asked for people who are like-minded to step up and join our efforts to “do good in the world”.