Thriving Together Atlanta is a public art project dedicated to addressing racial equity in health through free events and activities including murals by Atlanta artists, mobile art experiences, an arts and cultural festival, and Equitable Dinners.
The groundbreaking project was awarded a $1 million grant through the
Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge which brings together mayors, residents, and artists to develop innovative, temporary public art projects that address important civic issues in their communities.
Thriving Together Atlanta is a collaboration between the City of Atlanta - Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs, the CDC Foundation, National Black Arts Festival, and Out of Hand Theater. The project serves as a model of how cross-sector partnerships can address the multi-faceted issues affecting communities.
Thriving Together Atlanta, over the next two years, will host arts events and experiences to bring together community activists, health experts, arts professionals, and members of the public to engage in important, thought-provoking conversations about race and health equity and how we can create change. We invite you to join us!
For more information, to learn about upcoming events, and sign up for our mailing list and newsletter, visit
thrivingtogetheratlanta.org.
