Some conversations need a room with a little more weight behind them.  The Atlanta Boardroom is one of the most distinctive small spaces at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, framed by wood-paneled walls inscribed with quotes from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 

Whether you’re leading a board meeting, running a workshop, hosting a classroom-style training, or gathering for a roundtable, the Boardroom creates a setting for a routine session that most conference rooms can’t match. A built-in A/V system keeps presentations and video calls simple, and a catering staging counter with fridge access makes it easy to keep breakfast or a working lunch on hand without leaving the room. Coffee, tea, and water are included in the rental price as an additional courtesy.

The same qualities that make it work for a focused session also make it a natural VIP space: use it as a private Green Room, a breakout room, or a quiet space away from a larger event happening elsewhere at the Center. 

With its central location at the Center, the Boardroom pairs an intimate, functional setting with a backdrop that gives even a routine meeting a sense of purpose.