THURSDAY, JANUARY 1611 a.m.Martin Luther King Jr. Crown ForumSpeaker: Azim Khamisa, chairman/CEO/founder, Tariq Khamisa FoundationLocation: Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel

FRIDAY, JANUARY 17 1-3 p.m.“Choose Nonviolence: Public Policy and Personal Responsibility”College students from around the country will engage in a panel discussion on the implications of nonviolence in their communities and what they can do to make a difference. Speaker: The Rev. Bernice King, chairman/CEO, The King CenterLocation: Emma and Joe Adams Concert Hall, Ray Charles Performing Arts CenterContact: Roshunda Silas at (404) 526-8910 or at kho@thekingcenter.org

SUNDAY, JANUARY 19 5:30 p.m.Community-Wide Multi-Faith Vespers Service and Candlelight VigilThe Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel in partnership with the Faith Alliance of Metropolitan Atlanta, the Interfaith Youth Core and a coalition of diverse faith communities present a multi-faith vesper service, highlighting the theme “Compassion in a Multi-Faith World.” A candlelight vigil, led by the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel Assistants, will be held on the King Chapel plaza immediately afterwards.Location: Martin Luther King Jr. International ChapelContact: The Rev. Terry Walker at (404) 215-6196 or at terry.walker@morehouse.edu

MONDAY, JANUARY 208 a.m.-NoonBonner Office of Community Service’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day of ServiceStudents participate in community service projects at sites around town. Afterwards, students and mentors will take part in a discussion sponsored by the Bonner Office of Community Service, the Martin Luther King, Jr. International Chapel and the Interfaith Youth Core. Contact: Monty Whitney at (404) 681-7560 or at monty.whitney@morehouse.edu

TUESDAY, JANUARY 2811 a.m.Introduction to the Martin Luther King Jr. Collection and Viewing of DocumentsJoin the director and the archival staff for an overview of the collection and viewing of selected documents. RSVP is required. Speaker: Vicki Crawford, director, Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. CollectionLocation: Exhibition Hall, Robert W. Woodruff Atlanta University Center LibraryContact: (404) 978-2019 or archives@auctr.edu

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 295-7 p.m.King Lecture and Conversation SeriesSpeaker: The Rev. Rafael Warnock ’91, pastor, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, GALocation: Bank of America Auditorium, Shirley A. Massey Executive Conference CenterContact: Vicki Crawford at (404) 681-7554 or at kingcollection@morehouse.edu

THURSDAY, JANUARY 305-7 p.m.Morehouse College Literary Salon and King Legacy ScholarsSpeaker: Ambassador Andrew Young Discussion of Young’s autobiography, An Easy Burden: The Civil Rights Movement and the Transformation of AmericaLocation: Shirley A. Massey Executive Conference CenterContact: Maurice Washington at (404) 653-7857 or at maurice.washington@morehouse.edu

7:30-9:30 p.m.Going to See the King: A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and His LegacyJoin us for a student-written and directed performance featuring music, drama, dance and spoken word in King’s honor.Location: Martin Luther King Jr. International ChapelContact: Kevin Booker at (404) 653-7893 or at kevin.booker@morehouse.edu

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