Preparing for your Sojourn Journey
Impact
Collectively, Sojourn alumni demonstrate an increased sense of empowerment to affect change and help others.
Preparing for your Sojourn Journey
Impact
Collectively, Sojourn alumni demonstrate an increased sense of empowerment to affect change and help others.
As fellow educators, we understand that your time at school is already challenged. Therefore, Sojourn Project has developed and refined a teacher-friendly, moving-classroom infrastructure that ensures success and the most profound takeaways: igniting critical thinking skills, generating goodwill toward others, embracing diversity, and inspiring societal change. This is our promise.
Every participating teacher receives Sojourn’s New Teacher Manual (please contact us to request). Included are a wealth of easy-to-follow tools, templates, and recommendations you may work from.
The Sojourn logistics team is here to help, as we have done for more than 8,800 students and their teachers since 1999.
Pre-Journey
On the Journey
Post-Journey
Go to the Source.
American freedom and democracy were founded not only in Philadelphia in 1776. American freedom and democracy also were founded in the 1950s and 1960s in the American South. The people your students are about to study on their immersive journey along the path of the Modern Civil Rights Movement, and meet in person, are also founding fathers and mothers of this great country, dedicating their lives to the ideals the United States of America was founded on: freedom and equality for all people.
Inevitably, the persons whom Sojourners will learn most about are not the speakers or teachers, but rather themselves.
Learn what distinguishes Sojourn from other educational field trips.