Journeyto Justice
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JOURNEY TO JUSTICE INDIANA Evansville . “Give light and people will find the way.” – Ella Baker 8-DAY BUS TOUR Louisville July 24-31, 2021 KENTUCKY Join us on a journey of transformation as we travel the path of civil rights activists to explore questions of truth, meaning, and value that will drive us to create a more TENNESSEE just and equitable world. TOUR ITINERARY Memphis Day 1: Day 5: Evansville, Indiana Birmingham, Alabama Birmingham University of Evansville Memphis, Tennessee Site visit: Evansville African-American Site visits: 16th Street Baptist Church, Museum Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Day 2: Day 6: Selma Montgomery, Alabama Memphis, Tennessee Montgomery Site visits: Civil Rights Memorial, Legacy Site visits: Mason Temple Church Museum of God in Christ, National Civil ALABAMA Day 3: Rights Museum Montgomery, Alabama Day 7: Site visits: National Memorial for Peace Louisville, Kentucky and Justice, Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, Site visits: Muhammad Ali Center, Rosa Parks Museum, Alabama State Capital Breonna Taylor Memorial Day 4: Day 8: Selma, Alabama Evansville, Indiana Birmingham, Alabama Closing Activity Journey to Justice is made possible through Site visits: Brown Chapel AME Church, the generous support of Lilly Endowment Inc. Edmund Pettus Bridge and Interpretive Center, National Schedule subject to change Voting Rights Museum depending on COVID-19 protocols. Base trip cost: $800 l See website for additional program costs. Questions? Students participating in the course will be charged applicable tuition. Email: [email protected] Scholarships available. Phone: 812-488-5268 Earn college credit seeing where history was made. Website: evansville.edu/cdei Prior to arriving at UE, students will complete assigned readings, help create a social justice playlist, and meet the group via Zoom. After their return, students will complete a reflective project..