Equitable Dinners
764 Memorial Drive, Suite 103, Atlanta, Georgia, 30316
(404) 482-0169
Equitable Dinners is a program of Out of Hand Theater, an Atlanta nonprofit, with community partners. Neighbors and strangers share a meal, watch a short play, and then talk in small groups about community issues like race and health. The dinners are free, but you need to sign up ahead of time. Offers: Free community dinners with a short play; Facilitated small-group conversations; Events on race, equity and health; Hosting and licensing for other groups. Visit equitabledinners.com to find a dinner or sign up to host one, or call Out of Hand Theater at 404-482-0169.
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Equitable Dinners ServicesService
A small group shares a meal, watches a short play, and then talks about community issues. A trained facilitator guides the talk. Dinners happen in homes, community centers, houses of worship, and online.
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Host a dinnerProgram
The site lists hosting a dinner as one way to take action. It gives no details on how hosting works.
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Out of Hand Dinners at WorkService
Out of Hand makes custom dinner experiences for employers. They use art and small-group talk to help teams build relationships and talk about workplace issues.
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Thriving Together AtlantaProgram
A public art project that works on health unfairness in Atlanta. It offers free events and activities, including murals, mobile art, an arts festival, and Equitable Dinners.
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Volunteer to facilitate a dinnerProgram
Volunteers guide the table conversation at a dinner. They go to an orientation and training first, and the design team supplies the materials.
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We Hold These TruthsProgram
Four playwrights are writing new short plays after listening sessions with local people. Each play starts a shared meal and a guided talk about American identity, as the country marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence.
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