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The Center will not only commemorate the groundbreaking contributions of Atlantans and Georgians to the historic struggle for African-American freedom and equality, but also serve as a space for ongoing dialogue, study, and contributions to the resolution of current and future freedom struggles of all people at local, national, and international levels.
This facility will give visitors a place to learn about the past and engage conversations about the future. The Center will be a portal for exploration and discussion through performances, lectures, symposiums and partnerships across the Atlanta and Georgia community; the Center intends to be the global hub for contemporary discussion on the link between Civil Rights lessons and Human Rights issues.
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Tony Award Winning Writer/Director George C. Wolfe joining the CCHR design team Monday, June 08, 2009 |
George C. Wolfe, Tony Award-winning theater director, producer, playwright and author, brings his renowned artistic talent to the design of the upcoming Center for Civil & Human Rights (CCHR) in Atlanta as its new chief creative officer. read more ...
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CCHR Selects EDAW/Hood Design as Landscape Architects Friday, May 29, 2009 |
The Atlanta office of EDAW and San Francisco's Hood Design will provide landscape architectural services for the site of the Center for Civil & Human Rights. read more ...
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Freelon/HOK selected as architects for the CCHR Thursday, March 26, 2009 |
CCHR is proud to announce the selection of Freelon/HOK as the architects for the Center. read more ...
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Five finalists for CCHR architecture team designs are now on the blog. Thursday, March 05, 2009 |
The public presentations by the five finalist team for CCHR architect have happened and over 700 people witnessed the presentations. We've posted all five design concepts online-- each as a blog entry at www.cchrpartnership.org/blog. Please visit each design entry and give us your thoughts and opinions.
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Five Architecture Teams Selected for Design Competition Wednesday, January 28, 2009 |
The Center for Civil & Human Rights (CCHR) today announced its selection of five architectural firms as finalists in the competition to design the new $125 million Center to be located in Downtown Atlanta. read more ...
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