Come tour the Center for Civic Innovation to get the rundown on the only civically focused innovation hub in Atlanta. We host almost 4,000 square feet of space with a number of places for you and your team to work, experiment, and build
Are you an aspiring social entrepreneur? Have a great idea for a non-profit, but have no clue where to begin? Or do you already have a great program or product and now want to grow it?
Are you an aspiring social entrepreneur? Have a great idea for a non-profit, but have no clue where to begin? Or do you already have a great program or product and now want to grow it?
On November 6th, voters throughout Georgia will choose the candidate they want to be their new governor and who should fill other county, state, and federal positions. But what do you know about the questions that are also on the ballot?
Come tour the Center for Civic Innovation to get the rundown on the only civically focused innovation hub in Atlanta. We host almost 4,000 square feet of space with a number of places for you and your team to work, experiment, and build
Join us for breakfast with Latonda Henderson, the Director of the Community Activation for Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Come tour the Center for Civic Innovation to get the rundown on the only civically focused innovation hub in Atlanta. We host almost 4,000 square feet of space with a number of places for you and your team to work, experiment, and build
Come tour the Center for Civic Innovation to get the rundown on the only civically focused innovation hub in Atlanta. We host almost 4,000 square feet of space with a number of places for you and your team to work, experiment, and build
Come tour the Center for Civic Innovation to get the rundown on the only civically focused innovation hub in Atlanta. We host almost 4,000 square feet of space with a number of places for you and your team to work, experiment, and build
Join us on Thursday, December 13 for the third annual Civic Impact Awards. We'll be celebrating the ATLiens who are on the ground every day, working to tackle inequality by empowering and fighting for people and communities. Wear your creative black tie best, and meet with movers and shakers of Atlanta!
Come tour the Center for Civic Innovation to get the rundown on the only civically focused innovation hub in Atlanta. We host almost 4,000 square feet of space with a number of places for you and your team to work, experiment, and build
The A3C Action Accelerator is a national competition looking to find, develop, and invest in new, innovative ideas that use art, music and hip-hop culture to advance social justice in underserved communities.
Now, we are excited to announce five awesome groups who will be pitching their ideas during the A3C Action Summit! You're invited to come see them!
Action Summit is a free 2-day social impact conference that connects Activists, Academics and Artists to discuss social justice challenges, learn from community leaders and develop actionable initiatives.
The Center for Civic Innovation was founded four years ago (happy birthday to us!) on the premise that 2018 would be a new year for our city. Well, 2018 is here!
Come tour the Center for Civic Innovation to get the rundown on the only civically focused innovation hub in Atlanta. We host almost 4,000 square feet of space with a number of places for you and your team to work, experiment, and build
Join us for breakfast with Chantelle Rytter, the founder of the Atlanta BeltLine Lantern Parade!
Are you an aspiring social entrepreneur? Have a great idea for a non-profit, but have no clue where to begin? Or do you already have a great program or product and now want to grow it?
Join us for breakfast with Alice Rolls, the Executive Director of Georgia Organics!
Are you an aspiring social entrepreneur? Have a great idea for a non-profit, but have no clue where to begin? Or do you already have a great program or product and now want to grow it?
In 2016 the Center for Civic Innovation hosted Your Voice Matters: Atlanta’s Decision on MARTA & the TSPLOST to ensure Atlantans could voice their hopes and concerns about the upcoming vote on transportation spending.
Are you an aspiring social entrepreneur? Have a great idea for a non-profit, but have no clue where to begin? Or do you already have a great program or product and now want to grow it?
Every spring the state representatives and senators head to the Gold Dome - that big building in Downtown where state laws are made - to debate and create new laws. These decisions can have a major impact on Atlanta and other cities policies.
Every year the City of Atlanta has to figure out how to spend over $2 billion in funding – dictating which departments and services get how much money for the year, how much to hold in reserves, etc. But who decides where the money goes?
This year the City of Atlanta will elect a new mayor, city council, and school board. We know it can be hard to figure out who is running for office. It can be even harder to figure out what the day to day role of an elected official is.
This year the City of Atlanta will elect a new mayor, city council, and school board. We know it can be hard to figure out who is running for office. It can be even harder to figure out what the day to day role of an elected official is.
This year the City of Atlanta will elect a new mayor, city council, and school board. We know it can be hard to figure out who is running for office. It can be even harder to figure out what the day to day role of an elected official is.
Join us for a discussion of the upcoming MARTA and T-SPLOST opportunities to expand transportation in the City of Atlanta.
