Equitable Dinners

Connect. Be Inspired. Act.

Equitable Dinners Atlanta is…

a collaborative partnership of Out of Hand Theater, The National Center for Civil and Human Rights, the Fulton County Remembrance Coalition and many other community partners. Launched by a short one person play, Equitable Dinners invites everyone into a shared experience of the pains and the joys of life. Participants are then guided in a facilitated conversation and share together how they can make a positive difference. Guests leave with a deeper connection with others, hopeful about the future and their role in it.

If you’ve been asking, “How can I make a difference, when this issue seems so big?” “Where can I find other people to have meaningful conversations about race?” “What can I do differently everyday to change this world?” Then you are in the right place!

Why now?

Our goal is to commemorate the anniversary of the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre as a community; and to foster community and have vital conversations on how we inspire positive action for moving Atlanta forward together.

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What role can you play?

  • Host.

    Hosts coordinate the meal, welcome guests, and provide a location for guests to gather.

  • Facilitate.

    Facilitators moderate impactful dialogues, helping to keep the conversation on track.

  • Be an Actor.

    Actors perform, deepening empathy and understanding.

  • Be a Guest.

    You are the alchemy, activating community through meaningful connection.

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