+ June 6–8 | LGBTQ+ Institute Symposium: Investing in our Future | Register Now
Celebrate Pride Month at our three-day Symposium, aimed at mobilizing communities across Georgia and the South to empower the next generation of leaders. Starting with an opening reception and keynote at NCCHR, the event continues with a second day of dynamic workshops on mentorship and youth support that center Black women and parents of LGBTQIA+ children. Our final day features a community art and wellness festival and marketplace. Proudly co-presented with Dr. Lulu’s PRIDE Corner, OUT Georgia Business Alliance, and The Trevor Project with support from Delta Air Lines and UPS.
+June 13 @ 7 pm | Cup of Truth | Black Coffee ATL | Register Now
Our next Cup of Truth features an enlightening evening with Dr. Kellie Carter Jackson, professor of Africana Studies at Wellesley College. Immerse yourself in civil rights history as Dr. Carter Jackson discusses her new book, We Refuse: A Forceful History of Black Resistance. Following the talk, participate in a Q&A session and meet the author. Enjoy a drink, connect with your community through our shared history, and be inspired to create positive change.
+ June 15, 16, and 19 | Juneteenth Events | NCCHR | Register Now
Join us at The Center for a weekend of family-friendly events to explore the stories, struggles, and triumphs of Juneteenth. Celebrate and reflect on this historic day that marks the end of slavery in the United States. Tickets are required for participation. Click here to view our daily schedule of events.
+ June 21 @ 7 pm–10 pm | Truth on the Rocks: 10th Anniversary Celebration | NCCHR | Register Now
Celebrate ten years since The National Center for Civil and Human Rights opened at our next Truth on the Rocks. Join us for an evening of music, dancing, specialty cocktails, and a dash of history. You must be 21 or older to attend this event.
+ June 22 @ 10 am–4 pm | The Home Depot Foundation Free Admission Day | NCCHR | Register Now
Take advantage of a special treat at The Center, courtesy of The Home Depot Foundation. We’re hosting a Free Admission Day to thank our community for a decade of support. Don’t miss this chance to explore our exhibits and commemorate this significant milestone with us! Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Reserve your tickets online to ensure your spot.
+ June 23 | Grand Opening Anniversary | NCCHR | Reserve Tickets
Celebrate our original 2014 opening with special $10 admission, performances by the Harambee Dance Company, and family-friendly activities throughout our museum. Secure your tickets early, as they are issued on a first-come, first-served basis.
+ June 29 | Kidspiration | NCCHR Glenn Room | Register Now
Spark a love for civics in your child at Kidspiration 2024! Playwright Nikki Toombs premieres a captivating short play, The Next King, in which rainforest animals elect their new leader. This interactive theatrical experience introduces children ages 3–12 to principles of civic engagement and democracy, inspiring them to see themselves as future changemakers. Kidspiration is presented in partnership with PNC. Our series continues every month this summer! Click here to register for June.
The vision for the National Center for Civil and Human Rights began with two questions:
The Center would be that place.
For 10 years, we have developed innovative programs, exhibits, public events, education, and training courses to live out our mission to inspire changemakers to protect rights. The Center delivers immersive experiences that build empathy and highlight ordinary people who have tapped their power to advance justice.
Over our first decade, we have:
After 10 years of inspiring people to protect rights in their communities through our exhibits, programs, and training experiences, we are fulfilling our founders’ vision to do more.
Our expansion will create more space for civil and human rights storytelling, state-of-the-art classrooms, updated galleries, and an immersive family gallery for the next generation of changemakers.
Click here to learn about our community campaign and how you can be a part of the next chapter of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.