Nationwide Middle for Civil and Human Rights debuts immersive digital tour with help from Cox Enterprises

AtlantaOne-Stop-Productions filmed a high-resolution 360-degree video tour that recreates the museum’s visual and acoustic exhibits down to the smallest detail. Visitors can move through exhibits such as “Rolls Down Like Water,” which depicts the history of the American civil rights movement, and “The Spark of Conviction,” which examines the modern global struggle for human rights.

“The inspiring stories we tell about rights, dignity and justice will be available to everyone – anywhere, anytime, for free,” he said Jill Savitt, President and CEO of the Center. “The story we present is directly relevant to the Movement for Justice and Justice for Black Lives, and enables people to understand how they can use their own power to change the world. We are Cox Enterprises extraordinary grateful that they made this possible. ”

The center reopened its building to the public September 4th, after closing since the 14th of March due to COVID-19 security concerns.

“With all the challenges our world is facing today, institutions like the National Center for Civil and Human Rights are more important than ever,” he said Bob Jimenez, Senior vice president of public affairs at Cox Enterprises. “We are proud to support the centre’s mission to empower everyone, especially young people, to stand up for human rights in their communities and learn more about the legacy of civil rights icons.”

The virtual tour complements the ongoing weekly program the center offers as part of its campaign for equal dignity, which has curated numerous interesting conversations and opportunities to explore basic civil rights related to health security, economic stability, quality education, voting rights and justice for all to address. Cox Enterprises was also a generous supporter of the Campaign for Equal Dignity.

The 360 ​​degree interactive virtual tour allows visitors to click and drag the virtual camera using a desktop computer for an even more immersive experience. Visitors using an Android, iOS or tablet device can simply pan / tilt the device in the direction they want. The virtual tour can be found on the NCCHR website at https://www.civilandhumanrights.org/explore/the-center-map/.

Via the National Center for Civil and Human Rights

The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is a lively museum and cultural institution in Atlanta. Our immersive and powerful exhibits combine the history of U.S. civil rights with the global struggle for human rights around the world today. We are one of the few institutions in the world where the papers and artifacts of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. can be seen permanently. Our stimulating events and conversations, education and training for lawyers bring together leading thinkers to advance rights. More information is available at zivilandhumanrights.org. Join the conversations on civil and human rights on @ ctr4chr (Twitter) and @ ctr4chr (Facebook).

About Cox Enterprise

Cox Enterprises is committed to building a brighter future through our leading communications and automotive services. Our main operating subsidiaries include Cox Communications and Cox Automotive. Headquarters in Atlanta, GeorgiaCox is a global company with $ 21 billion in annual sales and brands such as Autotrader, Kelley Blue Book and Cox Homelife. Founded in 1898 by Ohio Governor James M. Cox, the company is a family-owned company committed to serving its people, communities and the planet. To learn more about Cox, visit coxenterprises.com or read our sustainability report at coxcsrreport.com.

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