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Explore the fundamental rights of all human beings. Leave empowered to join the conversation in your own community.

May 23

Remaking Black Power: How Black Women Transformed an Era

Spelman College Alum and author Ashley Farmer shares her newest book, Remaking Black Power: How Women Transformed an Era.

May 23 @ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Learn about The American Civil Rights Movement
and its significance for the progress of human rights across the world.

A typical visit lasts approximately 90-120 minutes.
Here’s information to help you make the most of your visit to The Center.

HOURS OF OPERATION
OPEN MON-SAT 10-5 PM, SUN 12-5 PM
Last entry 4 PM | View modified hours

DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE
Kids, seniors, military, groups | View pricing

100 IVAN ALLEN JR. BLVD
Get directions | View parking

The Center for Civil and Human Rights is A TREMENDOUS ACHIEVEMENT, unlike anything this city has ever seen . . . for the rest of my days it will be the first place I take visitors to my city . . . I [FEEL] LIKE THE HEART OF ATLANTA HAS FINALLY FOUND A HOME.

Chuck Reece Editor-in-Chief of The Bitter Southener
The Center's exhibits tell stories in ways that promote empathy and understanding. This fledgling cultural institution has already SUCCEEDED IN EXPANDING ATLANTA'S ETHICAL FOOTPRINT.

Catherine Fox ArtsATL
This stunning museum is a CAN'T MISS Atlanta attraction. My family had just under an hour to experience the museum before it closed but it was AMONG THE MOST POWERFUL HOURS OF MY LIFE.

Dante M. TripAdvisor Review
MY 15 YEAR OLD SON was dragged into this tour by his debate coach. 6 hours later, he returned with a message – "Mom, we have got to go back this weekend!" He and his buddies loved it...a big accomplishment for any museum when it comes to teenage boys.

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