There’s something very Savannah about being a “BC boy.” There’s also something very Savannah about eating BBQ (lamb) at Johnny Harris. There’s also something very Savannah about taking the time to be a good citizen. Fifteen people gathered for lunch in the dining room at the Johnny Harris restaurant a couple of weeks ago. This has become a tradition
» Read moreWe hope you enjoy the booklet Our Town: Our Time – An Introduction to Citizen Advocacy in Savannah. The beautiful portraits of citizen advocacy relationships were taken over a period of 10 years by local photographer Lyn Bonham. Click on link below to open a pdf of the booklet. Our Town: Our Time – An Introduction to Citizen Advocacy
» Read moreTake a look at this lovely video put together by Dave Hasbery and Patti Scott of Neighbors Inc. in New Jersey. The Art of Social Change has been a journey through relationships, discovering gifts, and the awe filled beauty they how to win back your ex display. Chatham-Savannah Citizen Advocacy has fostered connections allow us to see the everyday radical
» Read moreTake a look at this short introductory video to citizen advocacy by Christine Batta. Let us know what you think!
» Read morePeople often ask, “Who becomes a citizen advocate? What do they do?” Here are seven short stories, gleaned from recent conversations. Sandy Hopkins, an advocate for less than one year, has been helping his protégé’s family negotiate with the public school system with the hope that their son can soon attend school in his Wilmington Island neighborhood
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