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Center for Civil & Human Rights

The Center will not only commemorate the groundbreaking contributions of Atlantans and Georgians to the historic struggle for African-American freedom and equality, but also serve as a space for ongoing dialogue, study, and contributions to the resolution of current and future freedom struggles of all people at local, national, and international levels.

This facility will give visitors a place to learn about the past and engage conversations about the future. The Center will be a portal for exploration and discussion through performances, lectures, symposiums and partnerships across the Atlanta and Georgia community; the Center intends to be the global hub for contemporary discussion on the link between Civil Rights lessons and Human Rights issues.

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Latest News & Events
CCHR Partnership launches walking tour of Auburn Avenue
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
The Center for Civil and Human Rights (CCHR) Partnership today released “In Their Words: Andrew Young on Auburn Avenue,” an original podcast to guide walking tours along downtown Atlanta’s historic corridor. read more ...

Center for Civil and Human Rights Featured on 11 Alive news
Thursday, February 21, 2008
The next big tourism draw in Atlanta is getting closer to reality -- but this draw isn't roller coasters or games of chance.

On the heels of another major corporate boost, the Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta is moving toward designing exhibits and architecture. read more ...

Wachovia Foundation announces $1 million each for Atlanta BeltLine and CCHR Partnership
Thursday, January 17, 2008

PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kendall Alley, President Wachovia Atlanta, Shirley Franklin, Mayor, City of Atlanta, Herman Russell, Founder H J Russel and Co.,  Herschelle Challenor, Former Student Movement Leader, Connie Curry Former SNCC Member, Doug Shipman Executive Director CCHR Partnership.  Photo by Tkeban Jahannes-office if the Mayor

ATLANTA – Fundraising for two of Atlanta’s most high-profile community initiatives
received a big boost Thursday.

Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin and Wachovia’s Atlanta president, Kendall Alley,
announced $1 million each in funding to the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and the Center
for Civil and Human Rights (CCHR) Partnership from the Wachovia Foundation. The gifts will go toward each initiative’s capital campaign. read more ...

CCHR Partnership releases a draft of the Content Council's Report
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
The Center for Civil and Human Rights Partnership has released a draft of the Content Council's Recommendations.  The “Content Roadmap” as the document is referred to is meant to serve a guideline for the experience a visitor should take away from a visit to the Center either both in person and virtually. This is a draft of the final document, and comments are encouraged to more@cchrpartnership.org.  The Content Council will reconvene to make revisions to the document based upon the comments that are received.  Please click here to read the Content Roadmap. read more ...

CCHR Partnership releases the results of economic feasibility and economic impact studies
Monday, December 03, 2007
The CCHR Partnership has released the results of studies about the economic feasibility and economic impact of the Center for Civil and Human Rights.  To view summary slides of the study click here read more ...

CCHR Partnership announces the members of the Content Council
Monday, July 16, 2007

Turner Provides $1 Million Gift for Pre-Development to CCHR
Thursday, June 28, 2007

Major purchase for museum spotlights Lewis' life via art
Thursday, March 01, 2007

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