In 1963, hundreds of thousands traveled to D.C. to march for civil rights. On August 28, March On Washington’s 58th anniversary, we will march again.
Join us for the March On For Voting Rights in Atlanta on August 28th.
In 1963, hundreds of thousands traveled to D.C. to march for civil rights. On August 28, March On Washington’s 58th anniversary, we will march again.
Join us for the March On For Voting Rights in Atlanta on August 28th.
On August 28, the 58th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s historic March on Washington, we will march on Atlanta from historic Ebenezer church to Centennial Park.
DUE TO COVID WE HAVE SHIFTED ALL OUR EFFORTS TO CELEBRATE ON AUBURN AVE.
March On for Voting Rights will take place at 9:00 am at The King Center at 449 Auburn Ave NE. You can enter the event at the intersection of Auburn Ave and Jackson St. Our march will be taking place with a condensed route running from Auburn Ave NE and Jackson St NE to Auburn Ave NE and Courtland St NE.
We will then return to the main location to enjoy music by Atlanta artists including Ludacris.
PLEASE JOIN US AT 9:00 AM AT THE KING CENTER!
9 a.m. ET: Rally in front of The King Center and Ebenezer Baptist Church with interfaith speakers and words from Congresswoman Nikema Williams. Guests can enter the event at the intersection of Auburn Ave and Jackson Street.
10 a.m. ET: March begins down Sweet Auburn Ave via a condensed route running from Auburn Ave NE and Jackson St NE to Auburn Ave NE and Courtland St NE.
11 a.m. ET: Music program begins with additional speakers at on Auburn Street back outside The King Center. We will then return to the main location to enjoy the program including music by Atlanta artists with headliner Ludacris.