It’s been proven that when diversity, equity, and inclusion is made a priority, every aspect of an organization benefits. However, a large gap remains between what companies are saying and...
Program Schedule
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights offers ongoing programming for everyone — young professionals, families with children, students, and adults. With both virtual and in-person programs, there is something for everyone. Learn more about what we have to offer below.
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Join us Thursday, December 16 for the Reimagining American Democracy series' seventh and final episode, on the subject of “Democracy in America, Democracy in the World.” This event will feature...
Join The Center as we celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. for MLK Day. A day full of activities for the entire family includes interactive story...
In September 1906, a mob of 5,000 white people killed 25 African Americans over a four-day killing spree that began in the Five Points neighborhood of downtown Atlanta. Though it...
Join The Center on Wednesday, February 16th at 1pm for a story time featuring the children’s book, Justice Makes a Difference by Dr. Artika Tyner. In Justice Makes a Difference,...
Equitable Dinners Atlanta and the Fulton County Remembrance Coalition present Stories from the Soil, a series of conversation dinner events remembering the lives of 36 documented victims of racial terror...
Join The Center on Wednesday, February 23 at 7pm for a discussion about the history of convict labor at two sites in Atlanta—Bellwood Quarry, now the centerpiece of Westside Reservoir...
Join The Center on Friday, February 25th at 12:30pm for a virtual story time featuring the book The Electric Slide & Kai by Kelly Baptist. Kai is a young man...
Youth voters are poised to have a disproportionately high electoral impact in 2022—if campaigns and organizations invest in engaging them. Georgia is listed in the top 5 states to experience...
Throughout American history, women have fought for the right to vote. Think about the role Stacey Abrams’ organization, Fair Fight, played in the 2020 election. That effort followed a significant...
For over 30 years, communities, governments and businesses around the world have struggled with climate change. Each year we witness increases in the Earth's temperature, the frequency of natural disasters,...
Environmental racism is the disproportionate burden of environmental hazards placed on people of color and low-income communities. Policies and practices have historically forced these communities to live close to mines,...