Most of the 2021 AJFF will be held online.

Claims surfaced that Georgia Tech tolerated an anti-Semitic environment.

Community partner booths attracted community members from throughout Atlanta to learn about new organizations and chat with old friends.

Abby Martin was prevented from speaking at Georgia Southern.

The AJT interviewed community leaders about the adoption bill.

Examples of white supremacist propaganda.

COVID-19 hit residents and staff of the Berman Commons.

Seders went virtual for Passover.

Lauren Henderson is Or Hadash’s new rabbi.

Dr. Mitchell Blass kept the community updated on the pandemic.

Tony Levitas shares his experience with COVID-19.

Rabbi Rachel Bregman served the Brunswick, Ga., community.

Gov. Brian Kemp signs historic hate crimes bill.

Supreme Court ruling protects LGBTQ employees from discrimination.

Violence erupted in Atlanta during Black Lives Matters protests.

Jared Powers gives the community a tutorial on what to expect when returning to the MJCCA.

George Floyd. Rabbi Shalom Lewis objected to community leaders in letter on killings and protests.

For many, school classes during the pandemic was online via Zoom.

Hemy Neuman continues to request a reversal of his murder conviction.

An ad that seemed to enlarge Jon Ossoff’s nose became a campaign issue.

Communal leaders fondly recall the civil rights icon, his support of the Jewish community and Israel.

Josh Hearshen is believed to be the first non-Sephardic leader of Congregation Or VeShalom.

Anti-Semitic graffiti united the suburban East Cobb community.

The high holidays were anything but traditional this year with most synagogue services online.

Members of the Toco Hills community took shofar blowing outdoors to congregants’ neighborhoods.

The Book Festival of the MJCCA gained a larger online audience during the pandemic.

The Jewish Home, like other senior living facilities, was hit hard by the virus.

Election Day mishaps put Georgia in the spotlight.

Sacha Baron Cohen chose Temple Kol Emeth for a scene in his new movie.

Jews play a big role in development of the COVID-19 vaccine.