Classroom Resources
Sojourn Project is nationally recognized for our academic, living-history immersion Journeys, and for our dedication to universal civil rights, human rights, and positive social action.
We’re connecting students, families, and educators to hard-to-access educational and primary source materials, museums, institutes, organizations, and leaders dedicated to the Civil Rights Movement, nonviolent social change, human rights education, and personal empowerment.
Classroom Resources
Sojourn Project is nationally recognized for our academic, living-history immersion Journeys, and for our dedication to universal civil rights, human rights, and positive social action.
We’re connecting students, families, and educators to hard-to-access educational and primary source materials, museums, institutes, organizations, and leaders dedicated to the Civil Rights Movement, nonviolent social change, human rights education, and personal empowerment.
Discover a treasure trove of websites containing robust educational resources, archives, and information. Including articles, databases, timelines, libraries, videos, speeches, photographic collections, and commentary surrounding the Civil Rights Movement and the ongoing struggle for social justice and equity, specifically related to race, gender, religion, sexuality, economics, and disability.
Connect, learn, take action, and uncover your greater purpose. Check out the inspiring Civil Rights and human rights organizations serving our communities. From Youth Speaks, presenting Spoken Word performance, education, and youth development programs to Amnesty International, a worldwide organization, 7 million+ strong, lobbying governments and other powerful groups, making sure they keep their promises and respect international law.
During the Journey, Sojourn provides workshops and discussions that show young people how to take direct action and implement change among their peer groups and in the community at large, including:
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