The Joseph and Evelyn Lowery Institute for Justice & Human Rights
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The Lowery Institute is an Atlanta nonprofit that teaches young people about nonviolent change and civic action. College students serve as Change Agents who mentor Atlanta public school students, run voter drives, and staff Mimi's Pantry, a food pantry for Atlanta University Center students. It also runs a race and reconciliation book club. Offers: Change Agent program for college students; Servant leadership and tutoring in Atlanta public schools; Mimi's Pantry food pantry for Atlanta University Center students; Voter registration and civic education; Race Toward Reconciliation Book Club. Visit loweryinstitute.org or message them on Instagram.
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- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Change Agents ProgramProgram
A yearlong national social justice program for full-time college students. Students build leadership skills and serve communities through education, civic engagement, social justice and community health.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Mimi's PantryService
A free food pantry for Atlanta University Center students who do not have a full meal plan. Students pick non-perishable, fresh and frozen food as often as they need it.
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