The Innovation Hub is both a physical space for working and convening and a catalyst for virtual conversations and collaboration.
The Innovation Hub is both a physical space for working and convening and a catalyst for virtual conversations and collaboration.
We bring proven emergency response policies and programs from around the world to launch in the U.S.
We house and connect leading organizers, community groups, and experts to solve our most complicated challenges in emergency response, including overcoming gender, race, and health barriers to resources and assistance.
We amplify leading voices and ideas around the U.S. and the world through our proven fellowship program and renowned speaker series.
The Innovation Hub leases out private office space and event space at a discounted rate to the Atlanta community so organizations with similar missions can foster a community of changemakers and activists.
CARE hosts monthly conversations about relevant and compelling topics called the “CARE Power Panel.” In 2023, this series is presented by UPS.
Our panel conversations feature key stakeholders including elected officials, CARE experts, funders, and grassroots organizers. Through these events, CARE looks to highlight the expertise of women, as well as leaders from Black, Indigenous, and communities of color.
As of July 2022, we have hosted 311 speakers — 91% of which have been women — across 107 discussions.
Premiere co-working and collaboration space:
We have beautiful space to host conferences, meetings, and events.
To learn more, contact us at adminservicecenter@care.org.
The Innovation Hub has also designed and led immersive experiences for community leaders, politicians, researchers, and advocates to examine emergency response across the Gulf Coast.
These immersive experiences are a combination of workshops, sites of memory tours, and advocacy work that will provide a space for changemakers to understand complex issues and co-create solutions together.
In 2019, the Innovation Hub launched our Social Justice Experience model which included:
The CARE Global Innovation Hub hosted racial and social justice leaders for an immersive learning exchange in Montgomery and Selma, Alabama, and Atlanta, Georgia.
Watch VideoThe CARE Racial Justice Experience brought high school students to Alabama for education, reflection, and discussion, followed by a community service project in Atlanta.
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