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.
NCCHR Disclaimer: All comments of the moderators and guests of our programs represent the thoughts of each individual and do not represent an official position of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.
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 the highest youth impact in both the 2022 Senate and Gubernatorial elections. As organizations continue to educate young people on the electoral process, Democracy Class...
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 tradition. Our program, Women Fighting for the Right to Vote, explores the actions women have taken in history and today to secure the right to...
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, the pollution of oceans, and adverse health outcomes resulting from the climate crisis. These environmental threats highlight the urgent need to act now. Evidence shows...
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, sewage works, power stations, and landfills, which often leads to adverse health effects and other challenges. Join The Center for a panel discussion exploring the...
As part of Civic Season, The Center will be hosting two Advocacy Academy sessions on Sunday, June 12th in The Center's Glenn Room. Join us for this 90-minute workshop and learn how to plan an advocacy and communications campaign. Planning an advocacy and communications campaign takes a coordinated plan of action and requires strategic development....
As part of Civic Season, The Center will be hosting two Advocacy Academy sessions on Sunday, June 12th at The Center’s Glenn Room. Join us for this 90-minute workshop and learn how to plan an advocacy and communications campaign. Planning an advocacy and communications campaign takes a coordinated plan of action and requires strategic development. This interactive...
Join The Center for a day of engagement to celebrate Juneteenth through music, history, and culture. This program explores the history of Juneteenth and the new traditions being created in honor of this joyous occasion. Juneteenth is the celebration of the emancipation of people who were enslaved in America, and the continued celebration and liberation...
The Out Down South podcast is coming soon to speakers near you, and to kick things off, the Atlanta LGBTQ+ History Project is hosting a showcase of Atlanta’s best queer talent! Join us at Out Front Theatre on Friday, June 24th at 8pm for an evening starring an all-LGBTQ+ roster of storytellers, comedians, drag performers,...
In partnership with the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, IHG Hotels & Resorts is providing free admission to The Center on Saturday, June 25 in celebration of Pride Month. Visitors will have access to powerful exhibits, such as "Rolls Down Like Water" and the newest King exhibit, "A Legacy of Creative Protest: King & Youth Activism."...
Join The Center this summer for Human Rights 101—a series of workshops for young learners 10 and under that explore themes related to civil and human rights. This programming is free and open to the public. Young learners will have the opportunity to participate in immersive performance pieces, have conversations regarding specific program themes, and...
Join The Center this summer for Human Rights 101—a series of workshops for young learners 10 and under that explore themes related to civil and human rights. This programming is free and open to the public. Young learners will have the opportunity to participate in immersive performance pieces, have conversations regarding specific program themes, and...
Join The Center this summer for Human Rights 101—a series of workshops for young learners 10 and under that explore themes related to civil and human rights. This programming is free and open to the public. Young learners will have the opportunity to participate in immersive performance pieces, have conversations regarding specific program themes, and...