The Ford Motor Company Fund invites families to share the transformative experiences of the Center for Civil and Human Rights April 28 – 30, 2017. All youth under the age of 18 receive FREE admission throughout the weekend. For all visitors 18 years and older: click here to purchase your general admission tickets. Hours of Operation April 28 -...
Our newest exhibit, "King and Africa" sheds light on Dr. King's influence in continental Africa.
Join carnival-like activities and games that celebrate family structures of all types.
A reimaging of Ashley Bryan’s book of the same name and adapted for stage by the Alliance Theatre Teen Ensemble.
Please join The National Center for Civil and Human Rights on May 18, 2017 at 6pm at The Georgia Aquarium to pay homage to these deserving organizations and individuals as we recommit to upholding the universal human rights for all. This year’s awardees are organizations that represent the conscience of our democracy by working vigilantly...
Explore the residual effect of policies reminiscent of Jim Crow Laws on the criminal justice system and communities of color.
Author Ann Arnold and Holocaust Survivor, Mark Schonwetter, tell the story of their family's escape through Poland during World War II.
Refugees who resettled into the United States lead a discussion on changing the narrative on what it means to be a refugee.
Tour the Center while experiencing live musical performances and art inspired by global justice initiatives.
A screening of short films centered on the refugee situation around the globe.
Be the first to see our newest exhibit Courage Under Fire at this Opening Reception
Experience artistic expression devoted to the diminished humanity of black people in contemporary society and the illusory nature of the identities in which we cloak ourselves.