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

$20 per person (Minimum Group Size is 10 Participants)

Please call for rates for less than 10 participants

Tours include:

• National Parks Interpretive Center

• A drive down the Historic Selma to Montgomery Highway

• George Washington Carver housing projects

• Brown Chapel, AME Church (the headquarters for SCLC in Selma)

• First Baptist Church (Headquarters for SNCC in Selma)

• Tabernacle Baptist Church

• Dallas County Courthouse

• Edmund Pettus Bridge crossing

• National Voting Rights Museum ($8.00 Admission Fee)