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Every Human Has Rights

Dignity Begins at Home

 

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All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

Human Rights Atlanta - Mission

The mission of Human Rights Atlanta is to promote awareness of the human rights framework; foster inclusive and sustainable collaboration among human rights organizations and activists in metro Atlanta; and contribute to an ongoing human rights movement that can challenge unjust policies and institutions at home and abroad.

Atlanta Unites for Human Rights

Click here for Events Postcard / FlyerStonewall 40: Atlanta

See: www.Stonewall40Atlanta.com - Stonewall 40th focus site

See Atlanta PRIDE: http://atlantapride.org/stonewall.html - 21 officially sanctioned events

We join in support and solidarity with all those who seek equal rights in our society. We join in supporting the LGBT Community of Atlanta and Beyond.

 

Transgender - Bi - Lesbian - Gay

THURSDAY, JUNE 25
7:30 PM
Panel Discussion
Transgender Issues

Includes public safety and access, employment and immigration.

Charis Books & More
1189 Euclid Ave
Atlanta, GA 30307
Tel:(404) 524-0304

FRIDAY, JUNE 26th
6:30 PM
FILM:
Unveiled

An award-winning film directed by Angelina Maccarone and staring Jasmin Tabatabai.


Manuel's Tavern
602 N Highland Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30307

 

SATURDAY, June 27th
Gather at 2:30PM
March Step Off at 3 PM
Rally at 4PM
Transgender Rights Now’
March & Rally

Join our march from Freedom Park to First Existentialist Congregation


Convene at Moreland & Freedom Parkway

Stonewall 1969-2009:
Transgender Rights Now !

"Stonewall. For forty years it has been the iconic moment in Gay history: It was the turning point - people who had felt oppressed suddenly felt empowered.

Before then, gay activists hoped that if they were quiet and nice and polite and tried really hard to look very, very mainstream that people would stop beating them up.

It wasn't working. Gay men, lesbians, and transgender men and women were harrassed, arrested, fired, forced into psychiatric treatment and generally intimidated to stay closeted." ... read on at: http://www.stonewall40atlanta.com

 

Stonewall 40th Anniversary: Recognizing and celebrating an anniversary of key events in the movement for the recognition of equal rights for all -- independant of their sexual orientation.

We seek and support Equal Rights for All !


 

did you know ?

The UDHR
Eleanor Roosevelt was the President and Chair of the Commission on Human Rights
... the group which drafted the UDHR

we support dignity and justice for all of us
Atlanta Unites for Human Rights

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