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The A.D.King Foundation Inc., a non-profit (IRS 501 (c) (3) status), is a non-violent conflict resolution entity formed to revolutionize the mindset, attitude, and behavior that promote violence and war with non-violent principles, methods, and direct actions. The mission is to promote youth empowerment development and non-violent social change strategies as a way of life throughout the world. The goal is to build a beloved community with "Social Justice and Entrepreneurship" as the center core..
"Only Entrepreneurship spirit/mindset and access to opportunities can drive away or eliminate poverty"- Nicholas Stonestreet. Below are compelling video links about Rev A D King narrated by Dr. Naomi Ruth Barber King: Please View! 5 exciting links: 11alive, ket-tv, channel 2, Abc-News, etc.
2. https://www.ket.org/program/connections/remembering-a-d-king/
3. https://youtu.be/QixpgxpPL70 “Why America May go to hell”.
The legacy of Rev. A. D. King - Radio Broadcast - An Evening with Dr. Babs Onabanjo . Please click the link below: powerful!
6. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/panafricanjournal/2012/02/15/above-the-mic-life-and-legacy-of-ad-king
Upcoming Event: Civil Rights Tour 2025, March 8-9, 2025
Please call 678-736-4933 Conference: https://www.adkingypb.com/
Conference:
The A.D King Foundation Youth Empowerment Gala & Awards; November 15, 2025; click to review. Video: Review Gala 2023
A D KING Foundation Board of Directors Meeting:
1st Friday of every month
Date: Jan 3, 2025- Friday-7:00 pm:
2505 Creel Rd, Atlanta Georgia 30349
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Current On-Going Programs and Activities: www.adkingfoundation.ning.com
Youth Empowerment, 2. Entrepreneurship Mentoring and Apprenticeship, 3. Annual Civil Rights Trail Tour/Montgomery/Birmingham/Selma, 4. Non-Violence Training /Law Enforcement/ Community Policing, 5. Voter Registration, 6. A D King Film Presentation, Elementary, Middle, and High Schools—lecture visits.
Youth Empowerment: Visit A D King Foundation Blog: www.adkingfoundation.ning.com
Slides for the 2022 Gala are Below:
Embrace Humanity: Stop Child Exploitation: Stop Child Prostitution: Suffer Not the little Children: Make The World A Better Place.
The Youth Empowerment Gala is an annual fundraising event which honors those who have contributed to the A. D. King Foundation’s commitment to empowering youth through enrichment programs, mentoring, nonviolent strategies and the creation of healthy lifestyles. It also honors Matriarchs, Entrepreneurs and Social Change Activists of Civil Rights and supports our ongoing programs. Thank you for a successful 2019 Gala
Click here to A.D. Kingfoundation Blog. For more information, please email : Babsonabanjo@adkingfoundation.com or call +1 (770) 873-9265 OR +1 (678) 736-4933 To See old Gallery Click here
Award Gala 2024 DEC 7, 2024,
We have a new site: adkingfoundation.org
Former President Jimmy Carter died at 100. The 39th US President on December 29, 2024. RIP.
Naomi Ruth Barber King Dies at 92. RIP
RESERVE YOUR SEAT Entrepreneurship Tutoring, Mentoring, Coaching, Advising and the challenges in Nigeria- A paradigm Shift from Dependency to Self Sufficiency.
New Training Dates : To Be Announced: Thanks for a successful conference! Click here to view the Conference.
Theme: Practical Entrepreneurship Tutorship/Practice Training for Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC)
AD King’S LEGACY 4 Mins Documentary
“Bloody Sunday”
Annual Trip to re-enact the march from Selma to Montgomery that led to the Voters Rights Act of 1965.
To expose, enlighten, and educate students about Civil Rights Movement 2 Days and 1 Night
16th Street Baptist Church :tour and history of “the 4 little children” killed by KKK
Birmingham Civil Rights Museums :Kelly Ingram Park: A.D. King Parsonage
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice :Physical Monument Tour of Lynching across the USA
The Legacy Museum :Equal Justice Initiative: - Evolution of Slavery :-Legacy of Lynching
Alabama State University (National Center for the Study of Civil Rights) :Rosa Parks Museum
History of Rosa Parks : Dexter Baptist Church: Coretta Scott King Birth Home
Jimmie Lee Jackson Grave: Courthouse/Church/ James Orange Jail: Viola Liuzzo Memorial
Memorial of Civil Rights Activist killed in helping transport African American: Interpretive Center
Arrive @ Brown Chapel Church: Re-Enactment: Return to Atlanta