Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Say Their Names
Join Out of Hand and 7 Stages for Say Their Names. This work in development will be presented as part of 7 Stages’ Home Brew Series and is part of the First Voices Festival. Written by Marcie Rendon (citizen of the White Earth Nation), Say Their Names began as a spoken word piece about the estimated 4,754 missing and murdered Indigenous women across the United States and Canada. It has evolved into a multi-media theater presentation using poetry and prose to document and address the historical, societal invisibilization of Native women and children. Delving into the community concerns that led Native communities to begin a public outcry about the ever increasing numbers, it is written to move people to question and take action on behalf of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (#MMIW).
This presentation features interwoven film and live performances of the script. It will be followed by a community conversation about the lack of media representation for victims in all marginalized communities, and how we can create a collective framework for continued dialogue, healing, and action.
Register here
Location
7 Stages Theatre
1105 Euclid Avenue Northeast
Atlanta, GA
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Join us for a Thriving Together Equitable Dinners event!
Little Shop of Stories
133 E Court Square #A
Decatur, GA 30030
Join us for a Thriving Together Equitable Dinners event!
Hillside Presbyterian Church
1879 Columbia Dr.
Decatur, GA
Join us for a Thriving Together Equitable Dinners event!
RBH Arts and Culture Foundation Center
2407 Cascade Road
Atlanta, GA
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Join us for a Thriving Together Equitable Dinners event!
Marietta Arts Council
Old Zion Heritage Museum
149 Haynes St
Marietta, GA 30060
Join us for the unveiling of the newest Thriving Together Atlanta mural!
Ralph David Abernathy Underpass at the Atlanta Beltline Westside Trail in Westview
Thriving Together Atlanta Community Arts Festival
Historic Fourth Ward Park | Skate Park on the Beltline
Stay tuned for more updates here.
Join us for a Thriving Together Equitable Dinners event!
St. John’s Episcopal Church
3480 E Main Street
College Park, GA 30337
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Drew Charter School
300 Eva Davis Way SE
Atlanta, GA 30317
Audition Call: Say Their Names
Out of Hand + 7 Stages present Say Their Names, a multimedia staged reading by Marcie Rendon (citizen of the White Earth Nation), honoring Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW).
Auditions
When: Thursday, Sept 18 | 3–7pm (other times by request)
Where: 7 Stages Theatre | 1105 Euclid Ave NE, Atlanta
Seeking Indigenous-identifying actors, dancers, and musicians. Bring a 2-minute monologue, spoken word, or storytelling piece.
Learn more + sign up: 7stages.org/saytheirnamesaudition
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The Carter Center
453 John Lewis Freedom Pkwy
Atlanta, GA 30307
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The King Center
449 Auburn Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30312
RSVP HERE
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All Souls Fellowship
647 East College Avenue
Decatur GA 30030
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For one night only, Essential Theatre with Out of Hand present Amina S. McIntyre's How to Make a Home at 7 Stages Theatre.
How to Make a Home follows Antonio, a single father, as he navigates Atlanta’s Continuum of Care system to secure stable housing for himself and his 10-year-old daughter. Antonio contends with the frustrations of obstacles and daily life stressors, striving to maintain hope while providing for his child. Through his story, the play offers an emotional insight into the realities of homelessness and highlights available services for those in need.
Join us for the National Black Arts Festival /Thriving Together Atlanta Community Input Day!
Hammonds House Museum
503 Peeples Street Southwest
Atlanta, GA
RSVP HERE
On April 26, Thriving Together Atlanta unveils its first mural, created by artist C-Flux Sing and shaped by Atlanta voices. This mural tells a story of resilience, shared history, and the ongoing movement for equity in health and safety. Register here.
The event will begin at 11:00 am with the mural unveiling at 455 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 and remarks by Mayor Andre Dickens and artist C-Flux Sing. Following the unveiling, there will be a performance by Markell Williams and then the event will continue at 12:45 pm at the Darwin Hotel for an Equitable Meal discussion hosted by Out of Hand Theater.
Mural Unveiling
When: April 26, 2025, 11 am-12:30 pm
Where: Old Fourth Ward– 455 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
Equitable Dinner
When: April 26, 2025, 12:45 pm-2:00 pm
Where: the Darwin Hotel– 585 Parkway Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
Join the Coalition to Remember the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre & Thriving Together Atlanta for Equitable Dinners!
When: Thursday, March 20 from 6pm-8pm EST
Where: Emory School of Law
1301 Clifton Rd NE
Atlanta, GA 30322
Thriving Together Atlanta is where crucial conversations spark collective action for our city's future.
REGISTER FOR THIS FREE EVENT HERE!
Event Highlights:
A Meal: Share a meal with approximately 10 friends and strangers
A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play
A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators
Join the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus & Thriving Together Atlanta for Equitable Dinners!
When: Saturday, March 15 from 6pm-8pm EST
Where: Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
353 Peachtree St. NE
Atlanta, GA 30308
Thriving Together Atlanta is where crucial conversations spark collective action for our city's future.
REGISTER FOR THIS FREE EVENT HERE!
Event Highlights:
A Meal: Share a meal with approximately 10 friends and strangers
A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play
A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators
How to Make a Home
written by Amina McIntyre
Join us for theater and conversation in living rooms across Metro Atlanta in partnership with Partners for Home and Mayor Andre Dickens!
How to Make a Home follows Antonio, a single father, as he navigates Atlanta’s Continuum of Care system to secure stable housing for himself and his 10-year-old daughter. Antonio contends with the frustrations of bureaucratic obstacles and daily life stressors, striving to maintain hope while providing for his child. Through his story, the play offers an emotional insight into the realities of homelessness and highlights available services for those in need.
Performances:
Fridays, Saturdays, & Sundays
March 7 - June 1, 2025
Tickets:
Student/Senior $23
General Admission $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Join Thriving Together Atlanta and Ubuntu Community Catalyst for Equitable Dinners!
When: Saturday, February 22 from 9am-2pm EST
Equitable Dinners performance begins at 12:45pm with conversation from 1-2pm.
Where: Atlanta Community Food Bank, 3400 N Desert Dr., East Point, GA
REGISTER HERE FOR THIS FREE EVENT!
Thriving Together Atlanta is where crucial conversations spark collective action for our city's future.
Event Highlights:
A Meal: Share a meal with approximately 10 friends and strangers
A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play
A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators
Join Virginia-Highland Church and Thriving Together Atlanta for Equitable Dinners!
When: Saturday, February 8 from 6pm-8pm EST
Where: Virginia-Highland Church
REGISTER HERE FOR THIS FREE EVENT!
Thriving Together Atlanta is where crucial conversations spark collective action for our city's future.
Event Highlights:
A Meal: Share a meal with approximately 10 friends and strangers
A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play
A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators
Join Phi Gamma and Thriving Together Atlanta for Equitable Dinners!
When: Thursday, January 23 from 4pm-6pm EST
Where: Emory University Oxford
REGISTER HERE FOR THIS FREE EVENT!
Thriving Together Atlanta is where crucial conversations spark collective action for our city's future.
Event Highlights:
A Meal: Share a meal with approximately 10 friends and strangers
A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play
A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators
Join the Office for Inclusive Excellence and Thriving Together Atlanta for Equitable Dinners!
When: Wednesday, January 22, 2025
Where: Rich Reading Room, Scheller College of Business, Georgia Tech, 800 West Peachtree Street NW, Atlanta, GA
REGISTER HERE FOR THIS FREE EVENT!
Thriving Together Atlanta is where crucial conversations spark collective action for our city's future.
Event Highlights:
A Meal: Share a meal with approximately 10 friends and strangers
A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play
A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators
Join Westminster Schools Atlanta and Thriving Together Atlanta for Equitable Dinners!
When: Tuesday, October 22, 2024, from 6:30pm-8:30pm EDT
Where: Westminster, Barge Commons, 1424 West Paces Ferry Rd., Atlanta, GA
REGISTER HERE FOR THIS FREE EVENT!
Thriving Together Atlanta is where crucial conversations spark collective action for our city's future.
Event Highlights:
A Meal: Share a meal with approximately 10 friends and strangers
A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play
A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators
Fast-track your leadership journey with our Equity Innovation Accelerator
This immersive 6-month experience is designed to propel you toward lasting transformation, equipping you with the skills needed to implement changes immediately. Say goodbye to grappling with difficult conversations, feeling overwhelmed by emotions, or lacking the capacity to navigate complex issues.
Join the Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Initiative of the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Emory University and Thriving Together Atlanta for Equitable Dinners!
When: Thursday, October 16, 2024, from 4pm - 6pm EDT
Where: Emory University, Claudia Nance Rollins Building, 1518 East Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA
REGISTER HERE FOR THIS FREE EVENT!
Thriving Together Atlanta is where crucial conversations spark collective action for our city's future.
Event Highlights:
A Meal: Share a meal with approximately 10 friends and strangers
A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play
A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators
About Equitable Dinners: Dear American Women
This is a Virtual Event!
Women's rights are recent and fragile and are being erased. Our job this fall is to stop this from happening and uplift up women of color.
We invite you to gather your friends for dinner, conversation, and a short play to discuss what's at stake in this election. Together we are powerful, and we will band together to create a better world for our generation's daughters!
Out of Hand Theater will present the short play, "Dear American Women," and then participants will break out into Zoom rooms to have a conversation about this election and how together, we can make the world better for the generations behind us. We invite you to enjoy your dinner during the event.
Dear American Women
Written by: Daryl Fazio
Directed by: Ariel Fristoe, Artistic Director, Out of Hand Theater
Starring: Christy Baggett
RSVP here for this Zoom event. Donations of $25 are suggested but any amount is appreciated.
