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Heritage Empowered HBCU Tour "B"​

​Itinerary: Virginia, Washington DC, Maryland and Pennsylvania

College Visits Virginia State University * Hampton University * Norfolk State University Bowie State University * Howard University Lincoln University* Morgan State University   *California Community College Partner School    ​Washington, DC Museums and Historic Sites National Museum of African American History and Culture Frederick Douglass Home Martin Luther King Monument Lincoln Memorial Viet Nam War Memorial African American Civil War Memorial Washington DC Guided Tour VIP Dinner With Special Guest Speakers ​​

Heritage Empowered HBCU Tour "C"

​Itinerary:  Georgia, Virginia, Maryland, Washington DC and Pennsylvania

College Visits Spelman College Morehouse College Clark Atlanta University * Fort Valley State University* Virginia State University * Hampton University * Norfolk State University Bowie State University * Howard University Lincoln University* Morgan State University  *California Community College Partner School    ​Washington, DC Museums and Historic Sites National Museum of African American History and Culture Frederick Douglass Home Martin Luther King Monument Lincoln Memorial Viet Nam War Memorial African American Civil War Memorial Washington DC Guided Tour Atlanta, GA Museums and Historic Sites Martin Luther King Center for Non Violence and Social Change Martin Luther King Birth Home Ebenezer Baptist Church Landmarks of the Atlanta Student Movement ​

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“I have truly been inspired as a mother, helper and human being. Being a part of this experience and in the face of the movement has made history real and will affect me for the rest of my life” 

LaLa Myrick

We are not makers of history. We are made by history.
​Rev. Martin Luther King

The Civil Rights Movement transformed the U.S. political, social, and economic relationships for people of color, women and immigrants in the United States. Yet, over the past 30 years we have seen a return of systemic inequalities and race based decision making across all areas of American life.

For children and young adults the systemic behaviors are not as immediately visible as they were in the 60’s. The Civil Rights Tour provides an opportunity for people of all ages and races to remember and to feel what it took to bring about the civil rights we enjoy today and viscerally understand the reason they must fight to retain and expand these rights.

We invite all interested individuals including, grand parents and parents wanting to give their children an accurate understanding of the people and efforts which represent the civil rights movement, providing a much better foundation for bringing about the changes they want to see today

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“I have truly been inspired as a mother, helper and human being. Being a part of this experience and in the face of the movement has made history real and will affect me for the rest of my life” 2013 participant