Meetings & Workshops
Smaller-scale, flexible spaces for learning and conversation.
Not every session needs a grand hall. Sometimes you just need a well-equipped room, a good screen, and a space that keeps people focused. The National Center for Civil and Human Rights offers tech-ready meeting rooms and classrooms sized for board meetings, workshops, training sessions, panel discussions, and everything in between.
In the heart of downtown Atlanta, the Center is easy for your team and guests to reach, and offers seamless vendor coordination so your session runs the way it should.
Practical Space with Something Extra
A meeting room is still a meeting room, but it’s more meaningful in a memorable setting. Sessions here take place surrounded by galleries and spaces that carry significance, giving even a routine training or planning meeting a different feel. Every rental includes built-in A/V, flexible room configurations, and coordination with our minority-owned vendor network, so you can walk in and get straight to work.
The Center supports sessions of nearly every kind, including:
- Board and committee meetings
- Team workshops and planning sessions
- Panel discussions and speaking engagements
- Presentations and briefings
- Classroom-style trainings and courses
- Small-group retreats
Find the Right Space for Your Next Session
Here are some of the most popular spaces for meetings, workshops, and classroom-style sessions, from a small huddle to a full day of training.
Atlanta Boardroom
Best for board meetings and small working sessions. Wood-paneled walls inscribed with quotes from Dr. King’s life give routine meetings an unexpectedly meaningful setting.
Capacity: 22 to 80 guests
Starting price: $1,100
The Shirley Clarke Franklin Pavilion
Best for full-day trainings or multi-session programs. The folding glass wall breaks the room into three individual classrooms for your agenda calls for smaller sessions.
Capacity: 140 to 300 guests
Starting price: $3,800
The glenn
Best for larger workshops, speaking engagements, and presentations. Built-in projectors make it easy to present, and a dividing wall can split the room into two smaller spaces for concurrent sessions.
Capacity: 170 to 300 guests
Starting price: $2,600
Lower Level Buyout
Best for large-scale programs that require several sessions running at once. This buyout includes the Shirley Clarke Franklin Pavilion, Glenn, Atlanta Boardroom, and a connected pre-function space.