National Center for Civil and Human Rights

As a VENUE: Host your event…

A TRANSCENDENT EVENT SPACE, CRAFTED TO MAKE A LASTING IMPRESSION

The National Center for Civil and Human Rights offers flexible event spaces designed to accommodate any type of Virtual or Live event. From diversity and inclusion training, panel discussions, and board meetings to intimate and large format gatherings; The Center provides experiences unlike any other. Far more than a museum; The Center’s event spaces accent our interactive, content rich galleries, curated especially for you. The National Center for Civil and Human Rights provides a range of unique spaces to accommodate your next event. Whether you are planning a * corporate meeting or training * holiday gathering * wedding reception, or * dinner party. (EVENT TYPES include: * Private – Takes place entirely at The Center * Virtual – An interactive event taking place online only * Hybrid – Takes place both at The Center and virtually, and * March/Rally – Advance permission is required to hold your rally/march on The Center property.) 

Four distinctive spaces are available:

• Main Lobby + Mezzanine
  • Capacity: Seated Dinner – 130 guests  I  Lecture or Theater – 150 guests  I  Cocktail Function – 250 guests
• Mezzanine
  • Capacity: Seated Dinner – 30 guests  I  Cocktail Function – 30 guests
• The Glenn – Private Events Room
  • Capacity: Seated Dinner – 170 guests  I  Lecture/Theater – 250 guests  I  Cocktail Function – 300 guests
  • The Glenn A: Capacity: Seated Dinner – 60 guests  I  Lecture/Theater – 80 guests  I  Cocktail Function – 90 guests
  • The Glenn B: Capacity: Seated Dinner – 90 guests  I  Lecture/Theater – 110 guests  I  Cocktail Function – 120 guests
• Georgia Pacific Fountain Terrace
  • Capacity: Seated Dinner – 120 guests  I  Lecture/Theater – 350 guests  I  Cocktail Function – 500 guests

Support The National Center for Civil and Human Rights… by simply booking your next special occasion here:
https://www.civilandhumanrights.org/host-events/

As a SHOP: Discover unique gifts…

The National Center for Civil and Human Rights has an online retail store. Bulk or custom orders are available. Merchandise represents The Center‘s mission to connect the American Civil Rights Movement to today’s struggle for Global Human Rights. Merchandise is catalogued within these collections: Accessories * Apparel * Gift * Jewelry * Stationary & Paper, and * Toys.

Support The National Center for Civil and Human Rights… by simply purchasing your specialty merchandise here:
https://shopcivilandhumanrights.com/

Be a DONOR: Show that you care…

Support The Center by donating, becoming a member or sponsor, or by joining a society.

Membership:

Advance our mission: Become a member. Feel the power. Commit your support to The Center, get involved and stay connected about how to protect human rights personally. Membership at specified levels are offered: * Humanitarian * Senior * College * General Family * Senior Family * Young Professionals * Young Professionals Family * Advocate, and * Ambassador.

Donations:

Your support helps us tell the powerful stories of courageous activists, educate students about civil rights history, and host dynamic programs and conversations. With your donation, The Center can educate and engage more people in the ongoing fight for civil and human rights.

DONATE TO THE CENTER NOW: Donations at specified amounts are designated and you may customize your gifts. Recurring gifts are encouraged.

• • Women’s Solidarity Society: Launched in 2010, the Women’s Solidarity Society engages women both locally and nationally who are interested in contributing to programming and exhibitions that focus on women’s and girls’ issues. The Center is where women and girls will learn about the continuum of gender issues, ranging from women’s suffrage and the role of women in The American Civil Rights Movement to contemporary gender-based human rights issues.
  • Bayard Rustin LGBTQ Society: Honoring the advocacy and the life of Bayard Rustin, members of The Bayard Rustin’s LGBTQ Leadership Society enhances the network of minds leading serious conversations to advance LGBTQ equity. An annual contribution of $1,000 to $2,500 further critical research and education focused on the LGBTQ life in the American South.

Center Expansion: Fulfilling Our Founders’ Vision: The Center is expanding to realize our founders’ vision of becoming a nationally recognized educator and convener for civil and human rights. We are building two new wings to serve our community as a museum and cultural hub that preserves the truth of history and inspires changemakers to protect rights.

Make Your Mark: You can make history by adding your name to our donor wall! By purchasing a tile, you – or your family, school, house of worship, or company – will support our Center’s expansion and our mission to inspire changemakers. 

Sponsorship:

• FREE ADMISSION SPONSORSHIP: EACH YEAR CORPORATE SPONSORS FURTHER OUR MISSION AND THE IMPACT OF THE STORIES WE TELL. The Center’s mission relies on visitors engaging with civil and human rights stories — the hometown stories from Atlanta, our nation’s history and across the globe. Our corporate sponsors provide the public with access to a unique cultural experience and make an investment in our work through sponsored admission throughout the year. BECOME A SPONSOR!

Support The National Center for Civil and Human Rights… by simply joining, contributing, and volunteering here:
https://www.civilandhumanrights.org/take-action/donate/