FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

FREE - Acts of Reparation documentary screening

Friday Sept. 26 at 7:00pm @ Heritage Ebenezer Baptist Church, Sanctuary, Atlanta GA

Presented by Ebenezer Baptist Church, St. Luke's Episcopal Church, and Beautiful Ventures. In Partnership with Seeing Whiteness for Anti-Racist Action, Radical Optimist Collective, Partnership for Southern Equity, Sage D Collective, and United Way GA.

Thank you for coming to the Acts of Reparation screening at Heritage Ebenezer Baptist Church, 407 Auburn Ave NE on Friday September 26th. Screening starts at 7:00 PM. Please tell your friends and family to grab a ticket while they are still available.

Parking info: There’s a lot behind Heritage Ebenezer Baptist Church that is open to the public— the entrance is on Auburn Ave to the left of the church, follow the balloons and sign for King Center Parking. Or there’s street parking on Auburn Ave & Jackson St. See a parking map below for details.

Accessibility: Please note that Ebenezer Baptist Church is an old building and you have to take stairs into the Sanctuary. It isn't easily accessible for people with physical disabilities. We’re sorry the event isn’t fully accessible!

If you haven't already, grab your ticket for the Family History Day event on Saturday September 27th. We have a fantastic lineup of presenters who will help you start your family history research, teach you preservation practices, and create space for the power of your shared family stories in the context of healing and historical repair.

The Family History Day event is free, from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM at Ebenezer Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, 101 Jackson St NE. Tickets are free and there's plenty of space for all! Bring a friend and family member. Get your tickets HERE.

Acts of Reparation - Documentary Screening & Filmmaker Q&A - Atlanta, GA