Center for Civil and Human Rights
Center for Civil and Human Rights
A celebration of the achievements of both the American Civil Rights Movement and the global human rights movement, the Center for Civil and Human Rights is designed to inspire action and change. The bold, modern building includes immersive exhibits that begin with the 1950s Jim Crow era and the fight for equality and tie together the struggle for broader human rights worldwide. Educational programs and community discussions enhance the museum’s mission.
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is a museum dedicated to the achievements of the civil rights movement in the United States and the broader worldwide human rights movement. Located in Downtown Atlanta, Georgia,
Who is the architect of the civil rights Museum?
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights was designed by award-winning architect Philip Freelon in partnership with HOK (now Perkins+Will), who was chosen after an international design competition.
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