The King Center Bookstore and Resource Center will be closed on September 28, 2023.

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The King Center Institute

The King Center’s flagship eLearning platform is designed to offer a convenient, self-paced online course in Kingian nonviolence, which we refer to as Nonviolence365®. Nonviolence365® is a powerful, practical approach to dealing with conflict and dismantling injustice.

Atlanta Public Training Center

Atlanta Public Training Center

60th Anniversary of March on Washington Interviews

60th Anniversary of March on Washington Interviews

Students with KING: READING CORNER

Students with KING: READING CORNER

Be Love A Movement for Justice

Be Love: A Movement for Justice (3-Part Series)

Beloved Community Talks presents Viola Mother Fletcher

Beloved Community Talks presents Viola Mother Fletcher

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Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on the 55th Anniversary of his Assassination

#DearCoretta

Download the Full Calendar of 2023 King Holiday Observance Events

History Timeline

Take an interactive virtual journey through the history and impact of The King Center and the legacy of our founder, Mrs. Coretta Scott King.

Long before the physical structure existed, The King Center’s spiritual and philosophical genesis had roots in the story of a girl from the American south who dared to believe that she could use her life for positive social change.

This unprecedented collection chronicles the development, history, and impact of The King Center and Mrs. King’s global contributions. Designed as an educational tool for people everywhere, welcome to our story.

Now On Sale – It Starts with Me

The King Center’s new book “It Starts with Me” is now on sale! All proceeds from book sales go to The King Center to further the mission of creating a more inclusive, just, humane and equitable world. Buy it today!

It Starts with Me

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