
New Orleans' renaissance isn't just due to educated white kids. It's also thanks to young black professionals from around the country.

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The adult illiteracy rate in New Orleans is nearly twice the national average. A student-driven program called Big Class is changing that.
Students from six New Orleans high schools say that when it comes to post-Katrina reform, it's far too soon to declare "mission accomplished".

Highlights from GOOD's New Orleans Issue on the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina

These ten speakers inspired but still kept it real with their audiences, making their graduation speeches memorable years after they were given.

The artist Candy Chang has transformed an abandoned house in New Orleans into a public forum where people declare what they want to do before dying.

Four young entrepreneurs are on a 10,000-mile journey to learn how they can best help schools before giving money.

Candy Chang's civic engagement project has captured plenty of hearts and minds with the use of decidedly low-tech stickers and Sharpies.

New work from Hypothetical Developments continues to advertise imaginary buildings and call attention to what New Orleans lacks.
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Candy Chang's new project, I Wish This Was, uses fill-in-the-blank stickers to let residents of New Orleans provide ad hoc civic input.

Six Flags New Orleans closed for Hurricane Katrina five years ago and never reopened.
Six months after the fatal Deepwater Horizon explosion, NRDC and StoryCorps have partnered to bring oral histories of life in the post-BP gulf.
What creates traffic jams isn't more cars and fewer highways, it's sprawl. See our infographic on the longest sprawl-induced commutes in America.
Hypothetical Development places architectural renderings for imaginary, never-gonna-happen places on vacant, dilapidated buildings in New Orleans.