Human Rights Law Center
Human Rights Law Center NIHCR: National Institute for Civil and Human Rights Visit interactive exhibits to learn more about the past & present American civil rights movement is celebrated at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Located in downtown Atlanta, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights honors the American civil rights movement and brings current global human rights issues to the forefront. Explore Atlanta's history of civil and human rights at the center. Discover the Center's three main exhibits: civil rights, human rights, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection from Morehouse College in just a couple of hours. Visitors engage
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Atlanta and Beyond: Outdoor Fun for Families
Atlanta and Beyond: Outdoor Fun for Families The best outdoors activities for families in Atlanta and beyond We love that Atlanta has made a concentrated effort to increase green space within the city and make it easy, accessible, and safe for families to enjoy. We love to spend time outside in the sun, soaking up the rays. Whenever we are hungry, we walk, talk, laugh, and find a place that is delicious, unique, and fun. There is something nourishing about spending time out in nature. It is more than just good family bonding time. In metro Atlanta, there are a variety of outdoor destinations we love. Here is a list of some
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Here are some must-try Atlanta spas
Here are some must-try Atlanta spas Must Try Spas in Atlanta One of Atlanta's best spas is a great place to relax and rejuvenate yourself. Spa treatments, blissful facials, and relaxing massages aren't restricted to special occasions. You can unwind at one of Atlanta's relaxing spas to refresh your mind and body. The following list offers options to suit every mood, need, and schedule. Atlanta has a variety of spa experiences, from day-long experiences to lunch-break getaways. Heyday Skincare Stay in your Heyday with Heyday Skincare. Enjoy this unique facial experience and stay in your heyday. With Heyday Skincare, you can receive customized facials tailored to your skin's needs.
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Park Centennial Olympic
Park Centennial Olympic Centennial Olympic Park Discover Atlantas Olympic legacy A thriving neighborhood surrounds Centennial Olympic Park. In addition to serving as a legacy of the 1996 Olympic Games, Centennial Olympic Park but is the center of a thriving tourist district with neighbors that include the College Football Hall of Fame, the National Center for Civil & Human Rights, World of Coca-Cola, Georgia Aquarium, CNN Center and Childrens Museum of Atlanta . Visitors, families, convention attendees, and locals alike will enjoy this urban oasis in downtown Atlanta. Centennial Olympic Park: reasons to visit Photo-worthy Art: Check out the digitally interactive mural at the Visitors Center and snap a picture
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Choosing an outdoor restaurant in Downtown Atlanta
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Downtown Atlanta celebrates Black History Month in 2021
Downtown Atlanta celebrates Black History Month in 2021 Downtown Atlanta celebrates Black History Month 2021 Take part in Black History Month celebrations in Downtown Atlanta this February, either in person or online. AUBURN AVENUE A center of Black history, culture, business, and spirituality, Auburn Avenue in Atlanta has long been the heart of Atlanta. Make sure to take time to admire the recently completed interpretive signage and underpass mural which share the community's unique history and culture with you as you walk down the Avenue. Visit landmark institutions, local businesses, and public art. Human Rights Center, National Center Through the National Center for Civil and Human Rights,
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Atlanta's Downtown Celebrates Biketober
Atlanta's Downtown Celebrates Biketober Downtown Atlanta Celebrates Biketober Downtown Atlanta has officially entered fall, which means cooler temperatures and Biketober The Atlanta Bike Challenge is back. Bicycletober aims to encourage metro Atlanta ns to enjoy the benefits and joys of biking by offering a fun competition. We've rounded up the top five ways you can enjoy Downtown on two wheels during Biketober to give you some inspiration. If you're looking for a clean commute, now is a perfect time to try riding a bike. Some offices have started reopening, but traffic is still at reduced levels. Atlanta Bicycle Coalition offers free virtual classes on city cycling.
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During its inaugural year, Arts & Entertainment Atlanta becomes a platform for community engagement
During its inaugural year, Arts & Entertainment Atlanta becomes a platform for community engagement Arts & Entertainment Atlanta's inaugural year transforms it into a community-driven platform Up until recently, pivoting was used in basketball or business when a fundamental change was needed in strategy or operation. Until five months ago, pivoting was not part of our daily vocabulary or a regular part of our everyday lives. It was the intention of the Atlanta City Council when it established the Arts & Entertainment Atlanta district (A&E Atlanta) to create a neighborhood activation and economic development project in Downtown Atlanta by partnering with media companies and property owners. A managed outdoor media concept
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Inaugural year marks the first year of Arts & Entertainment Atlanta as a community-oriented platform
Inaugural year marks the first year of Arts & Entertainment Atlanta as a community-oriented platform Atlanta Arts & Entertainment makes its inaugural appearance as a community-oriented platform Historically, pivoting in basketball or the business world indicated that fundamental changes had to be made to a strategy or operation. In five months, pivoting became part of our daily vocabulary as well as a more personal component of our daily lives. As established by Atlanta City Council legislation in 2017, the Arts & Entertainment Atlanta district (A&E Atlanta) aims to activate Downtown Atlanta as a neighborhood and economic development initiative in partnership with media companies and property owners. Managed outdoor media can
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A grant program is announced by Arts & Entertainment Atlanta
A grant program is announced by Arts & Entertainment Atlanta Atlanta's Arts & Entertainment announces a grant program The Downtown Atlanta Arts & Entertainment Project (AE Atlanta) is an economic development and neighborhood activation initiative. Funding is provided for cultural and public space programming in the city's core through the program, which incorporates new outdoor media, local art, and advertising. Light, vitality, and activity exemplify the vibrancy of Atlanta. AEA will be launching a grant program for City of Atlanta artists and / or arts organizations who are working on projects in downtown Atlanta. The grant amounts will range from $500 to $10,000. Applicants must apply by Friday,
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