Out of HandOut of Hand Dinners
At Out of Hand Dinners, a theatrical monologue or play sets the stage for a facilitated dialogue rooted in the values of equity and shared over a meal.
From equitabledinners.com ↗About this program
Out of Hand Dinners brings together strangers and friends from diverse backgrounds to talk about community issues over a meal, fueled by theater.
Connect and be inspired to build a more equitable world in this transformational experience.
A Meal: Share a meal with approximately 10 friends and strangers. A Play: Experience a thought-provoking short play. A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators.
Out of Hand Dinners gathers neighbors for facilitated, small-group conversations about community centered issues over a meal in homes, community centers, houses of worship, and online. Each discussion is launched by an original Out of Hand short play.
Based on our award winning Equitable Dinners model, Out of Hand has partnered with amazing community partners like: National Center for Civil and Human Rights, the Mayor's Office, The King Center, Fulton County Remembrance Coalition, Partnership for Southern Equity, and Atlanta Public Schools, among others.
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- Where
- homes, community centers, houses of worship, and online
