National Center for Civil and Human Rights | Atlanta Museum
Interactive museum in downtown Atlanta on the Civil Rights Movement and global human rights. Immersive King Collection and powerful exhibits.
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights opened in Atlanta in 2014 with the explicit goal of connecting the American Civil Rights Movement to contemporary global human rights struggles. Since opening, the Center has expanded its programming to include the Truth and Transformation initiative — examining Atlanta's 1906 Race Massacre and convict leasing — and the DEI Experience, which has trained over 5,500 participants from major organizations.
Adjacent to the World of Coca-Cola but far more substantive. The civil rights gallery connecting the movement to present-day human rights work is genuinely affecting.
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights opened in 2014 in Downtown Atlanta with an interactive civil rights gallery connecting the American movement to present-day global human rights work. The lunch counter simulation is genuinely affecting.
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Downtown Atlanta is a museum and cultural institution opened in 2014, known for its interactive civil rights gallery and programs linking historical and contemporary human rights.
At a glance
- Address
- 100 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313, Atlanta, GA
- Price range
- $$
- Cuisine
- Cultural, Arts, Museum
- Phone
- 0000000000
Common questions
Is the National Center for Civil and Human Rights ticketed?
Yes, admission to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights requires a ticket, purchased through the museum website or at the door. Members receive free unlimited access.
What are the museum's hours?
The museum is typically open Monday–Saturday 10am–5pm and Sunday 12–5pm. Check the website for current hours and any holiday closures.
Are there special events or programs at the museum?
Yes, the museum hosts lectures, film screenings, youth programs, and community events throughout the year. Check the events calendar on the museum website for upcoming programming.
Is the museum suitable for school groups?
Absolutely. The museum offers dedicated educational programming for school groups and student visits. Contact the education department to arrange a group visit.
Is parking available nearby?
Yes, parking is available in the nearby Centennial Olympic Park area. MARTA and rideshare services provide convenient access to the museum.