Georgia House of Representatives
House Media Services Office
By State Representative Kim Schofield (D-Atlanta)
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For a Georgian living with lupus, the difference between managing the disease and reaching a medical crisis can come down to something as basic as a zip code.
Continue reading “EDITORIAL: Rep. Kim Schofield: Georgia Has the Opportunity to Become the National Model for Rural Lupus Care”ATLANTA – State Representatives El-Mahdi Holly (D-Stockbridge), Segun Adeyina (D-Grayson), Kim Schofield (D-Atlanta), Phil Olaleye (D-Atlanta), Gabe Okoye (D-Lawrenceville) and Solomon Adesanya (D-Marietta) express their opposition of the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haiti. They urge federal leaders to pursue a compassionate, lawful and humanitarian approach that recognizes the continued instability facing the Haitian people.
Continue reading “Reps. El-Mahdi Holly, Segun Adeyina, Kim Schofield, Phil Olaleye, Gabe Okoye and Solomon Adesanya Oppose Termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haiti”ATLANTA – State Representative Kim Schofield (D-Atlanta) recently joined more than 50 residents, community stakeholders, city leaders and visitors on Saturday, May 30, to celebrate the official ribbon cutting of the Virginia Avenue Mural Extension Project in Historic College Park.
Continue reading “Rep. Kim Schofield Celebrates Completion of Virginia Avenue Mural Extension Project in College Park”ATLANTA – State Representative Kim Schofield (D-Atlanta) announces her support for Fulton County Chairman Robb Pitts and the Fulton County Department of Arts & Culture in celebrating international cultural exchange through the exhibit, “Threads of Heritage: A Cultural Confluence Connecting Africa to Atlanta,” taking place TODAY, Friday, May 15, 2026, from 4-6 p.m. at the Fulton County Government Center Atrium in Atlanta.
Continue reading “Rep. Kim Schofield Announces Support for Fulton County’s Cultural Celebration of ‘Threads of Heritage: A Cultural Confluence Connecting Africa to Atlanta’”ATLANTA – State Representative Kim Schofield (D-Atlanta) celebrates the opening of “What Tomorrow Looks Like,” an art exhibit at the High Museum of Art featuring original works created by youth from the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ). The exhibit will be on display from April 30 through May 31, 2026, at the High Museum of Art, Stent Lower Level, in Atlanta.
Continue reading “Rep. Kim Schofield Recognizes DJJ Youth Art Exhibit at High Museum of Art”