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The Mustard Seed
Torrie Shepard is the Marketing and Communications intern at The National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Standing Room Only is a weekly blog series that follows Torrie’s journey from bystander to upstander. STANDING ROOM ONLY: The Mustard Seed (Part
Celebrating the Powerful Women of the Center for Civil and Human Rights
On this last day of Women’s HERstory Month, I wanted to honor some very important women to the City of Atlanta. The city is home to many attractions and the Center for Civil and Human Rights is the moral center
Brown vs. Board of Education: Rewind and Fast Forward by Keisha Lewis
Author of this blog post, Keisha Lewis, is the Director of Visitor Services at the Center for Civil and Human Rights. As I arrived at work, busses unloaded anxious middle school students eager to begin their field trip. As each
Women and Politics with Adrienne White: New Episode of Rights Not Reserved
Adrienne White, VP of Finance at The National Center for Civil and Human Rights, talked with us about Women and Politics on our latest episode of our podcast, Rights Not Reserved. Topics include: Adrienne’s transformative experience with Black Girls Run
“Until…”: Telling Stories of Civil and Human Rights through Recycled Materials
“Until…” is a temporary art display featured inside the Center for Civil and Human Rights through March 11, 2017. The display located on our 3rd floor tells the stories of civil and human rights through recycled CCHR materials. Students of
Let’s Foster Both Love and Human Rights on Valentine’s Day
Author Deborah Richardson is the Senior Advisor for Partner Engagement of The National Center for Civil and Human Rights Two of the most prevalent symbols of Valentine’s Day are chocolate and roses. However, if you have not visited the Center for