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Highlights
- Get a rare look at some of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s personal papers and items.
- See the defining moments of the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s brought to life.
- Learn about the global human rights movement and find a connection to individuals who are taking a stand in the contemporary fight for human rights.
- Experience interactive touch screen technology, powerful videos, original recordings and individual stories of courage in each exhibition.
- Discover original artwork by Ross Rossin, Platon, Paula Scher and more.
Atlanta played a principal leadership role in the 20th Century American Civil Rights Movement.
Photo Credit: Gene Phillips Photography
The Rolls Down Like Water exhibition.
Photo Credit: Studio Fitz
Visitors will be immersed in a visceral experience of sights, sounds and interactive displays.
The Global Human Rights Movement exhibit.
The Civil Rights Movement gallery presents the brave fight for equality in The American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s.
The interactive displays depict the courageous struggles of individuals working to transform the United States from Jim Crow laws to equal rights for all.
Photo Credit: Dustin Chambers
The Human Rights Movement gallery enables visitors to make connections to the world of human rights.
The gallery features interactive technology intended for all audiences to help visitors gain a deeper understanding of human rights and how they affect the lives of every person.
Location
NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS
100 Ivan Allen Jr. Boulevard
Atlanta, GA 30313
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Contact
Hours
Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm
Sun, 12pm-5pm
Hours may vary; please check website for current schedule, extended hours or early closings.
Last entry at 4pm.
Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas.
(678) 999-8990
civilandhumanrights.org
Offers/Upgrades
Discount: Free CCHR logo coffee mug with a purchase of $75 or more at The Center Gift Shop; see coupon in booklet for details.
Advice for Visitors
Tips:
- Allow at least two hours to experience powerful videos, original recordings and individual stories at exhibits.
- Family guides and resources for students in grades 3-12 are available online.
Amenities:
- Dining available at surrounding restaurants.
- Gift Shop: The Center Gift Shop
Accessibility: Accessible entrance on the main level. Wheelchairs available at no charge. Elevators accommodate wheelchairs, strollers and scooters.
Parking/Transportation: Click here for information on parking, transportation and directions.
Groups: Groups of 25 or more: Call (678) 999-8990 ext. 4.