• Reimagining Schools, Neighborhoods & Faith Communities to Include All Children and Youth

    Tubman African American Museum 310 Cherry Street, Macon, Georgia

    This free event brings together some powerful organizations all working toward the same goal — making sure every child and young person feels like they truly belong. The groups behind it include the Center on Human Development and Disability at the University of Georgia (CHDD UGA), the Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities (GCDD), Out of Hand Theatre, Wesleyan College, Lipson Advocacy, the Georgia Advocacy Office, and the Tubman Museum.

    Guests can look forward to a powerful one-person theatrical performance, light snacks and drinks, and open conversation about what inclusion really looks like — and how we can all help make it happen. On-site childcare and family support will be available, so families with young children are especially encouraged to come.

    Read more about what to expect at the event here: Out of Hand Theatre is Coming to Macon - Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities

    Free
  • 2025 National Disability Employment Awareness Month

    Tubman African American Museum 310 Cherry Street, Macon, Georgia

    SAVE THE DATE: October 28, 2025! Come celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month with the Advancing Employment team at Institute on Human Development & Disability / UGA, along with some key partners, including Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities, and others!

    This event will take place at the Tubman Museum in Macon, Georgia, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Food trucks will be available.

    This is a free event, but you must RSVP - link coming soon

    Free
  • Embracing Possibility Exhibit Opening Celebration

    Tubman African American Museum 310 Cherry Street, Macon, Georgia

    The opening celebration for the "Embracing Possibility" exhibit will be held at the Tubman Museum in Macon, Georgia.

    The exhibit aims to provide purpose and set goals by redefining how people with disabilities are seen in society and showcases courage, creativity, and the historic contributions made by people with intellectual disabilities and their allies. This exhibit highlights the rich history of disability justice in Georgia and beyond, inviting visitors to explore the strength and potential of individuals with intellectual disabilities, their families, and communities. Each experience reveals a unique source of power, encourages creative and courageous action, and leaves visitors transformed by a new understanding of what's possible.

    The exhibit runs from May 2025 through June 2026 at the Tubman African American Museum, 310 Cherry St, Macon, GA 31201.

    Free