Equitable Dinners present Stories From The Soil

Equitable Dinners and The National Center for Civil and Human Rights will host 5000 guests in 500 dinners, in September 2022, across metro Atlanta to share our unique story of Atlanta, hear and connect with the stories of others, and be inspired to make a positive difference in the places where we live.

Equitable Dinners Atlanta

ART AND CONVERSATION TO CONNECT WITH OTHERS AND WORK TOWARD A FUTURE OF HOPE AND TRANSFORMATION.

Equitable Dinners Stories From The Soil

Are you looking for a place to connect with others who want to make a positive difference? Equitable Dinners Atlanta is a free monthly series using the arts and courageous conversation to inspire Anti-Racism action to make a positive difference.

We are so sorry we missed you! Please join us next month at our event. The Lift Every Voice series continues every 3rd Sunday through June 2021.  Please register on our website at www.equitabledinners.com.

Warmest, 
Adria Kitchens
Equitable Dinners Program Manager

<h2>Equitable Dinners: Stories From The Soil</h2><h3><strong>Equitable Dinners Atlanta and the Fulton County Remembrance  Coalition in partnership with the City of Roswell Recreation, Parks, Historic and Cultural Affairs Department, Roswell Roots, and Friends of Mimosa Hall and Gardens  present Stories From The Soil</strong>, a conversation dinner event remembering the lives of 36 documented victims of racial terror in Fulton County between 1877 – 1950. </h3><h3>Stories from the Soil serves to identify the humanity of the victims and the injustice imposed upon them.</h3><h3>The Fulton County Remembrance coalition has gathered the stories and collected the soil from approximated locations of the lynching or a location symbolic to the victim during healing ceremonies.</h3><h3>Equitable Dinners will use the arts to give voice to  the lives of those still speaking from the earth.</h3>

<h3>Equitable Dinners is proud to be partnering on this event with:</h3><h3><strong>The Roswell Recreation, Parks, Historic, and Cultural Affairs Department: </strong>The Department<strong> </strong>continues to strive to meet the leisure needs of the citizens of Roswell by providing quality comprehensive recreational opportunities and quality comprehensive parks and facilities. As part of the Department, the Cultural Arts Division inspires individual, creative expression and deepens community connections through immersive, artistic experiences. In addition, Roswell Historic Assets aspire to be a regional model for linking historic preservation and interpretation to civic recreation, arts, and culture for the purpose of public engagement, reflection, and awareness.</h3><h3><strong>Roswell Roots:</strong> Roswell Roots aims to educate, impact, and promote cultural awareness. Programs and events focus on welcoming all community members and offer an opportunity for all ages to engage and participate. Roswell Roots also hosts a community-wide, month-long festival that honors our diverse community and celebrates Black History Month in February for the last 21 years.  www.RoswellRoots.com</h3><h3><strong>Friends of Mimosa Hall &amp; Gardens: </strong>Mimosa Hall and its property is solely owned and operated by the City of Roswell. The Friends of Mimosa Hall and Gardens is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to preserving Mimosa Hall and promoting its use for the community. In April 2019, the Gardens at Mimosa Hall officially opened to the public. At this time, Mimosa Hall is available by reservation only.</h3>

<h3>Equitable Dinners Atlanta: Stories from the Soil is a <strong>free, live series of online and in-person conversations, featuring art, and an opportunity to connect with your neighbors locally and around the world </strong>to invite our community in a process of healing and transformation.</h3><h3>Equitable Dinners Atlanta will take place one Sunday a month from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. </h3>

<h3><strong>Named Best Theater of 2020, </strong>Equitable Dinners is using 2022 as a year of connection! Connecting to ourselves and our local history to uplift community through the Arts and inspire positive change!</h3><h3>Throughout 2022, Equitable Dinners is joining with community partners to share the story of OUR Atlanta and bring neighbors together near and far for an Atlanta and a world where we ALL thrive!</h3><h3><strong>Facing our past! Reclaiming our present! Transforming our future!</strong></h3>

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