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The Learning Portal is a digital resource platform from the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.

Empowering conversations, empathy, and active engagement with civil and human rights narratives through trusted resources for educators and students.

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    Trusted, Engaging Resources

    Developed by and for today’s educators, our immersive curriculum centers primary sources for trusted, evidence-based insight into civil and human rights. Our goal is to educate and inspire students to actively engage in protecting human rights in their communities, country, and worldwide.
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    Support for Every Classroom

    The Portal is designed to support diverse teaching methods and learning styles. From detailed lesson plans to concise guides, quick worksheets, and richly annotated primary sources, we offer a wide range of adaptable resources to empower educators and their students. 
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As an educator, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights empowers me with the essential tools to expand my students' minds, sharing valuable insights into civil and human rights. It underscores the notion that learning extends beyond the walls of the classroom.

William C.

Sixth Grade Teacher in Warner Robins, GA

The Center for Civil and Human Rights challenges me to empower my students with the truth of history through inquiry and introspection.

Melissa S.

Middle School Teacher in Sandy Springs, GA

The National Center for Civil and Human rights is an invaluable resource for history educators. It serves as a wonderful support to the curriculum by providing information, discussions, lesson plans, collaboration, and unique activities for social studies classroom teachers.

Allison C.

Eighth Grade Teacher in Canton, GA

Exterior image of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights and its water feature, from the Georgia Pacific Terrace.

A Digital Resource of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights

The National Center for Civil and Human Rights believes in justice and dignity for all—and the power of people to make this real. We inspire visitors and our other audiences with immersive exhibitions, dynamic events and conversations, and engagement and education/training programs.

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