National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Night of Ideas Atlanta 2023
Full Volume: A Luncheon Supporting Ags
Naasd Reparations Summit
About this event
Reparationists Unite - Freedmen come together to brainstorm, strategize, blueprint and finalize a community built reparations plan!
This conference will be held in an amazing venue that speaks to the very heart of our collective works a... [click here for more]Free Admission Day
LGBTQ Business Symposium: Research and Campaigns focused on LGBTQ People, Health, and Wellbeing
LGBTQ Business Symposium: Research and Campaigns focused on LGBTQ People and Employment
How to Fight Back Against Voter Suppression
John Lewis and the Fight for Change
219 Auburn Ave NW, Atlanta
10AM Tributes and Mural Rededication 11AM Community-Wide Moment of Reflection
Just like the work of the Civil Rights Movement was not done in the 1960s, neither was Lewis’s. After an unsuccessful run for Congress in 1977,... [click here for more]Campaign for Equal Dignity: Democracy for All
Campaign for Equal Dignity: Justice for Black Lives
VA Virginia Schenck/Battle Cry Album Release Experience
Doors open at 6 p.m. for museum tours and cocktails.Show starts at 8 p.m.
Moved by the current need for civil and human rights action, Schenck created her latest album Battle Cry(2020) to use the power of music to generate change. The message of the new album is not only of resistance, but also o... [click here for more]Shout, Sing-Out!
Voice on Voting:A Discussion of the 100th Anniversary of Women's suffrage
Dear Dr. King 2020
Fall 2019 Music, Movies, and the American Spirit
This influential period in American culture and thought, much of it inspired by creativ... [click here for more]
Fall 2019 Shout, Sing-Out!
EXPERIENCE THE FORGOTTEN: THE DIGNITY MUSEUM
As a part of our celebration of the 71st anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, we partnered with Love Beyond Walls to host a program in discussing ending homelessness in Atlanta and what we can do to get there.
The Center and Love Beyond Walls invite the commun... [click here for more]Fall 2019 Music, Movies, and the American Spirit
This influential period in American culture and thought, much of it inspired by creative and religious figures from the American South, helped to lay the groundwork for the civil rights movement and the changes in thinking about the role of women in American society.
Through the abundant u... [click here for more]
Fall 2019 Shout, Sing-Out!
THE OTHER DREAM: KING AND THE POOR PEOPLE’S CAMPAIGN OPENING RECEPTION
TORN APART FILM SCREENING
Fall 2019 Music, Movies, and the American Spirit
This influential period in American culture and thought, much of it inspired by creativ... [click here for more]
Red Summer
Embodied Empathy
Let Justice Roll
Headline, Byline, Exclusive: King's Legacy Through Media
Article 19: The Right to Intellectual Freedom
Art and the City: Sustainable Art Practice
Enviornmental Justice in Global Communities
Women in Sports Leadership
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In Remembrance of King: Civil Rights Tapestries Premiere
Catalyst for Change
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights cordially invites the public to a community dialogue about the history of baseball in the city of Atlanta and the role of African American Athletes in shaping America’s Pastime.
Guest speakers include Atlanta History Center writer, Paul Crater and S... [click here for more]Breaking Barriers: Sports for Change
Breaking Barriers: Sports for Change
Breaking Barriers: Sports for Change
Dear Dr. King
The Palefsky Collision Project
THE MEANING OF HOPE: THE BEST OF THE MOREHOUSE COLLEGE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. COLLECTION
Latinas on the Rise
Under My Hood
JOHN LEWIS: GET IN THE WAY!
At the Speed of Sound: Tracing the Civil Rights Movement through music
Join the Center for Civil and Human Rights and Humanity in Action as we explore the intersection between the music community and the American Civil Rights Movement.
Guests will enjoy a music listening workshop, dissect some of the most easily identified powerful song lyrics and uncover the under... [click here for more]Party with the Past
Hank Aaron Champion for Justice Awards
Voices of Refugees
Sacred Space (Young Artist Gallery)
I am a man: Civil Rights photography
Out of Darkness preview and discussion
Our Bodies, Our Lives, Our voices
RSVP
[click here for more]'The Time is Right' Opening Reception
Nic Stone: 'Dear Martin'
Courage Under Fire opening reception
RSVP
[click here for more]Get Centered with Arts and Justice
Get Centered w/ Art and Music
Refugees in America community discussion
Ibitsam Barakat, Balcony on the Moon
Georgia Latino Film Festival 2016
2016 Atlanta Black Gay Pride
Talking Drum: Fahamu Pecou
Summer Teach-In
A Love, Unconditional: King and Absolute Love
Harlem Fine Arts Show
We Are Orlando: Vigil and Community Gathering
Is perception Reality?
The Center Celebrates: Women
Museums on Us
Vivian Malone Jones Tree Dedication Ceremony
Stormy Weather screening
Hank Aaron Champion for Justice Award Ceremony
Modern Atlanta Talks: Atlanta's Transportation Revolution
The Innocents
#IfTheyGunnedMeDown
Women Creating Change Through Careers
Derrick Brown, Marshall Ruffin, Doria Roberts
Women's Empowerment Day
Art in the African Dispora
Black History Month Community Event
A Conversation Across America
CNN Dialogues: Athletes and Social Responsibility"???
The Brave New Voices Institute
Atlanta, GA 30313
civilandhumanrights.org
Downtown (neighborhood)
#downtowncl
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 12:00 – 5:00 PM
Friday: 12:00 – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 – 5:00 PM