ATLANTA AP - A proposed civil and human rights museum is still on track to break ground in downtown Atlanta by the end of the year, though fundraising efforts for the project have slowed in the down economy.Executive director Doug Shipman said organizers have raised more than $60 million, and need about $30 million more to break ground.
March 17, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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ATLANTA AP – A proposed civil and human rights museum is still on track to break ground in downtown Atlanta by the end of the year, though fundraising efforts for the project have slowed in the down economy.
Executive director Doug Shipman said organizers have raised more than $60 million, and need about $30 million more to break ground. The museum will highlight Atlanta’s and Georgia’s contributions to human rights efforts around the world.
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