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There’s space to learn, connect, and stand together at CompassionCon’s Civil and Human Rights Town Center. Join us Sunda
Compassionate AtlantaOctober 17, 2026

There’s space to learn, connect, and stand together at CompassionCon’s Civil and Human Rights Town Center.

Join us Sunday, October 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Legacy Park in Decatur. Thank you to our sponsor, A Home for Everyone in DeKalb, and the partners bringing this neighborhood to life: DeKalb County Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program, Georgia Equality, Project HALO, Posts for Peace and Justice, Rebecca’s Tent, and STAND. Bring your curiosity, connect with community partners, and explore the people and organizations working to build a more compassionate and equitable community. Learn more at https://compassioncon.org/. #CompassionCon2026 #CompassionateAtlanta #CivilAndHumanRights @28_ish @gaequality @rebeccastent
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