Reparations and Reconciliation: What Can We Learn from the Past?
Reparations and Reconciliation: What Can We Learn from the Past? Across the globe and right here at home, communities are reckoning with the legacies of slavery, Indigenous displacement, racial violence, […]
Inclusive Leadership: Your Competitive Advantage in a Changing Workforce
In today’s fast-evolving workplace, inclusive leadership isn’t just a nice-to-have — it’s a strategic advantage. As organizations navigate generational shifts, global expansion, and rapidly changing employee expectations, the ability to […]
Juneteenth celebration invites Americans to tell the truth about U.S. history
Authored by Jill Savitt, Chief Executive Officer of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Originally published in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. On June 19, 1865, freedom finally reached […]
E Pluribus Unum at Work: The Culture Connections Approach to Belonging and Equity
At a moment when new pitfalls in workplace culture seem to appear every day, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta offers a transformative solution through its […]
The Fight for Equality: Past, Present, and Future of LGBTQ+ Rights
Each June, as rainbow flags fly and communities come together in celebration, Pride Month serves as both a joyful tribute to love and identity—and a solemn reminder of the ongoing […]
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights Welcomes Three New Board Members, Expanding Leadership at a Pivotal Time
ATLANTA (May 29, 2025) – The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is proud to announce the addition of three distinguished professionals to its Board of Directors, deepening the […]
How Can Schools Teach Hard Histories?
Teaching students about injustice, resistance, and the long fight for civil and human rights isn’t easy—but it’s essential. These “hard histories” include moments of pain, courage, and profound change. When […]
The New Reality for DEI Leaders in 2025: Challenges and the Path Forward
In 2025, the landscape of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) has changed dramatically. Once a central pillar of organizational culture and social responsibility, DEI initiatives are now under intense scrutiny […]
Artists as History Trackers: Using Art to Tell the Stories That Matter
By: Daniel Fuller, Director of Curation At the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, we’re dedicated to telling stories rooted in struggle, resistance, dignity, and hope. One of the most […]
NCCHR Announces Truth-Telling Fellowship Microgrant Winners
Atlanta, Georgia – The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is proud to announce the recipients of the Truth-Telling Fellowship Microgrant, a program dedicated to truth-telling, memorialization, and community […]