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Director of the Office of Digital Transformation @cityofatlanta, Fmr Fulton County Commissioner, Mom, Leadsw/ Love, Prayer Warrior, Life of #HeartWork
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Had a blast at the Jardine Spears Autism Foundation’s Second Annual Sneaker Ball! 👟 A beautiful evening of volunteering and raising money for an amazing cause and supporting autism awareness and inclusion. ❤️ I ❤️ATL! #fundraiser #autism #community #jardinespearsautismfoundation
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LETS GO FULTON COUNTY !! VOTE VOTE VOTE we need @nataliewhall back in office ! If you’re a creative she’s got your back the track record speaks for itself now also she’s The ONLY Democrat in the race for Fulton County Commissioner of District 4 who voted for the John Lewis Voting Rights Act. Early voting ends on October 30, 2026. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3rd. #vote #democrat #letemknow Commissioner Natalie Hall has an exemplary record of service and legislative leadership. Just a few highlights. 1. Voted to support passage of John Lewis Voting Rights Act. 2. Lowered property taxes 7 years in a row while providing more housing that’s affordable. 3. Approved senior homestead exemption; free senior meals and transportation; renovated senior centers. 4. Voted to fix the county jail to save taxpayers money. 5. Approved more than $300 million over 7 years for Grady Hospital to continue to save lives and provide indigent care. 6. Expanded mental health and homelessness services. 7. Secured $2 million for veterans services. 8. Secured more than $20 million to upgrade libraries. 9. Expanded teen, adult jobs training programs while boosting small busines assistance. 10. Approved more than $10 million in grants and funding for arts, culture, mental health and non profit organizations.
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🚨 ATLANTA, THIS IS ONE SATURDAY YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS! 🥎🔥 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN COMMUNITY, CONVERSATION & COMPETITION COME TOGETHER? 💥 POLICY at PLAY: SAFETY SUMMIT & SOFTBALL GAME! We’re bringing together community leaders, families, youth, faith leaders, civic partners, and violence prevention champions for a day of ACTION, CONNECTION, FELLOWSHIP & FUN! 📅 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2026 🧹 8:00 AM | COMMUNITY CLEANUP Start the day by giving back! Let’s show our community some love! 🎤 10:00 AM | PEACE & SAFETY SUMMIT Real conversations. Real solutions. Hear from faith, civic, and community violence intervention (CVI) leaders, PLUS a special presentation by the Mayor of Mechanicsville himself, Ricky “Dip” Usher!🔥 🥎 2:30 PM | CVI COLLABORATIVE SOFTBALL GAME Then it’s GAME TIME! Come cheer on Metro Atlanta’s CVI Team Members as we trade serious conversations for friendly competition, teamwork, laughter, and FUN! 📍 Dunbar Recreation Center 477 Windsor St. SW | Atlanta, GA 30312 💥 Come for the COMMUNITY. Stay for the CONVERSATION. Cheer for the TEAMS! Bring your family, invite your neighbors, and spread the word! There’s a place for YOU! 🎉ONE VISION. ONE VOICE. ONE VICTORY.🎉 #PolicyAtPlay #AtlantaUnitedInPeace #SafetySummit #CommunityViolenceIntervention #PeaceInAction
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First and foremost, I give all honor and glory to God. Psalm 115:1 says, “Not unto us, O Lord, not unto us, but unto thy name give glory.” I know that every opportunity I have been given to serve, lead, and make a difference has been because of His grace. I am deeply humbled and grateful to receive the RICE Community Impact Award. To the founder of the RICE Awards, Dr. C. Chandon Carter, the Board of Directors, the ambassadors, and everyone who works tirelessly to celebrate those serving our communities—thank you for this tremendous honor. I especially want to thank every single person who voted for me. You took the time to say, “Natalie, we see you. We see your work. We believe in you.” And that means more to me than I can express. This award is not mine alone. It belongs to every person and every community I have had the privilege of serving. Public service has never been about a title for me—it has always been about people, purpose, and making a difference. I accept this award with a grateful heart and a renewed commitment to keep serving, keep lifting others, and keep doing the work God has called me to do. Thank you, RICE Awards. Thank you to everyone who voted for me. And above all, thank You, God. To God be the glory! #RICEAwards #communityimpact #Letemknow #letthemknow
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Training Day with the Positively Pink 5K Train Gang! 🏃🏾‍♀️💨💕💕 We’re getting those miles in and getting ready for the Susan G. Komen MORE THAN PINK Walk/5K on October 17! 💪🏾🎀 Saturdays at 10AM at Shirley Clarke Franklin Park — come walk, jog or run with us! All levels are welcome. Tuesday evening training at 6PM — RSVP for location. Text 404.863.4600 to RSVP and come train with the gang! 🏃🏾‍♀️💨 #PositivelyPink #5KTrainGang #MoreThanPink #BreastCancerAwareness #Atlanta5K
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We are the #Impact and #WeAreTheChange #Mentorship #YouthEngagement
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NATALIE W. HALL, Congratulations on your R.I.C.E Award Nomination in the category “Community Impact Award”. Please join us at The RICE Awards on Saturday, September 26, 2026 4PM at The Atlanta City Hall. Cast your daily vote every 24hrs. until September 7th - 21st online for your favorite nominees. For more information voting and tickets, visit TheRiceAwards.com or call 470-334-6200 today. Individuals interested in becoming a Sponsor Presenter or obtaining media credentials are kindly requested to contact us directly today to inquire about the process. We are also seeking volunteers and Models to participate in the trophy presentations.
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It’s not only about funding, It’s about building relationships w/ creatives - “David Manuel” Fulton County Arts
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Thank you both! 🫶🏽💕 #Repost @patrinaking with @use.repost ・・・ This one is about Mr. King because he NEVER supports anyone publicly. 😆 But today, he joined Natalie Hall (candidate for Fulton County Commissioner) along with HealthChex Cares for a community event. They gave out free food, clothes, shoes, etc. It was hot but so worth it.
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CBS Atlanta Local News Former Fulton commissioner Natalie Hall calls for data center transparency as county opposes tax breaks Updated on: August 13, 2026 / 7:36 PM EDT / CBS Atlanta The debate over the rapid growth of data centers in metro Atlanta is intensifying in Fulton County, where former Commissioner Natalie Hall is calling for greater transparency around the massive facilities’ demands on water, electricity and public infrastructure. Hall, who previously represented District 4 on the Fulton County Board of Commissioners, said Thursday that she supports the technology powering cloud computing and artificial intelligence but believes communities need more information about its costs before new projects move forward. Hall, who describes herself as a more than 30-year information technology professional, said large-scale data centers can put significant demands on electricity, water, transportation and other public infrastructure. Those effects, she argued, should be considered before developments receive approval, rather than after surrounding communities begin experiencing them. Hall is seeking to return to the commission in the Nov. 3 special election for the District 4 seat. Fulton County election records list Hall as a Democratic candidate and information technology director. Hall wants more information disclosed before projects move forward. Hall said residents should have access to projections showing a proposed facility’s water and electricity consumption, infrastructure needs, environmental impacts and anticipated permanent jobs. She also called for disclosure of expected tax revenue and any tax incentives or abatements being considered for a project, as well as an assessment of the potential effects on nearby neighborhoods. “Transparency must be non-negotiable,” Hall said. “Economic development must also be responsible development,” Hall said. Read the entire article here: https://www.cbsnews.com/atlanta/news/fulton-data-center-debate-grows-as-former-commissioner-calls-for-transparency/
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The Reject movie screening had a lasting impact that is still resonating in Atlanta! The Atl screening was held Monday July 27, 2026 at the Southwest Arts Center. The film reflects the resilience of Florida Commissioner & Attorney @kionnemcghee His life story is moving and tremendously impactful-especially for todays youth. The film sheds light on “post traumatic growth” and sheds light on how labeling, misinformation, judgment, stereotyping, and a lack of humility can cause youth nit to thrive and adversely affect their upbringing and life. Every Youth across America needs to view this film! The Reject is pivotal to youth development and also sheds a light on the power of Faith. 🙏🏽 We do not shed a light on modern day hero’s enough like @kionnemcghee 💥 Round of applause to Actor’s @kamalanibello & @romeomiller & entire cast 🎬 Bravo to Tracy “TR” Reed, @marvinarringtonjr and the host of supporters that helped to make this film a reality and brought it to Atlanta,Ga ✨ The mission now is for the film to go across America and on the big screen! #TheReject #powerfulFilm #AtlantaFilmScreening #HauteAtlPr #Filmreview
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Metro Atlanta is coming together to build safer communities...and you’re invited! Don’t just attend an event—be part of a movement. Join us for the 2nd Annual UNITY in the CommUNITY: DeKalb Edition—the Signature Convening of Metro Atlanta’s Violence Prevention Ecosystem, where leaders, youth, faith communities, researchers, educators, public sector partners, businesses, and residents unite to turn collaboration into action. ✨ Inspiring speakers. Powerful partnerships. Youth leadership. Real solutions. 📅 Friday, August 21, 2026 📍 Emory University | Miller-Ward Alumni House ⏰ 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM ✅ Register today! Link in bio or scan the QR code. One Vision. One Voice. One Victory. Atlanta United in Peace. ☮️ #UnityInTheCommunity #ViolencePrevention #CommunitySafety #YouthLeadership #Collaboration
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