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Our goal - To
provide you with a fulfilling learning
experience that takes you through the
Movement that changed the landscape of
America ~ the Civil Rights Movement.
Your experience
includes a uniquely personal and
intimate eyewitness account of the
uncivil days of the Civil Rights
Movement - from the foot soldiers who
where there and who are still fighting
to keep their history alive.
Lead Journey
Specialist,
Joanne Bland was 11 years old in 1965
when she became involved in the Voting
Rights Movement in Selma, Alabama.
The events she lived through during that
time, particularly on the Edmund Pettus
Bridge during Bloody Sunday have shaped
the course of her life.
Our Services -
the journeys are customized to meet
your needs - from college groups to
family reunions, Journeys for the Soul
will accommodate you.
Civil Rights Journey - 4 Hours
$25 per person (Minimum Group Size is 10
Participants)
Please call for rates for less than 10
participants
Journey includes:
-
National Parks
Interpretive Center
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A drive down the
Historic Selma to Montgomery Highway
-
George Washington
Carver housing projects
-
Brown Chapel, AME
Church (the headquarters for SCLC in
Selma)
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First Baptist
Church (Headquarters for SNCC in
Selma)
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Tabernacle Baptist
Church
-
Dallas County
Courthouse
-
Edmund Pettus
Bridge crossing
The National Voting Rights Museum is
no longer included in the cost of the
journey. Participants who visit the
National Voting Rights Museum must
have separate payment. Appointments
can be arranged upon request.
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