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Montgomery Field Trip
May 10, 2025 @ 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Join Hope Community’s Charter Bus Trip to the Equal Justice Initiative Legacy Sites in Montgomery
Hope Community is organizing a bus trip to Montgomery’s Equal Justice Initiative Legacy Sites, where you can explore significant exhibits that shed light on our country’s history of racial injustice. This is a wonderful opportunity to engage with powerful narratives and reflect on the impact they have on our society today. Seats are limited, so don’t wait—secure your spot now for this important journey through American history.
Saturday May 10, 2025
Depart 7am – Return 7pm
Meeting Place: Anna T. Jeanes School parking lot (6925 Twin Beech Road)
Deadline for Bus Tickets: Please reserve your seat by May 2, 2025.
Itinerary:
The Legacy Museum
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice
The Freedom Monument Sculpture Park
Tickets are $30 per person and include transportation and admission to the Legacy Museum, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, and the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park.
Lunch is self pay.
Civil Rights Activists, Bob Zellner and Pamela Smith, will accompany our tour.
Buy your ticket to ride at: https://bit.ly/montgomery-trip
More information about each Legacy Site can be found at: legacysites.eji.org
Transportation is provided by Covenant Elite Charter And Tours, LLC.
Schedule:
• 7 am – 9:45am Bus trip to EJI
• 10 am – 12:30 pm Legacy Museum
• 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch on-site at the museum (self
pay)
• 1:45pm – 2:45 pm National Memorial for Peace and
Justice
• 3pm – 4:30pm Freedom Monument Sculpture Park
• 4:45pm – 7pm Return bus trip to Fairhope
More about the trip:
Founded by acclaimed public interest lawyer and Just Mercy author, Bryan Stevenson, EJI is a visionary organization combating mass incarceration and racial injustice. The EJI Legacy Sites offer an unparalleled immersive experience. Explore the profound legacy of slavery and the ongoing fight for racial justice. This powerful journey inspires reflection, connection, and hope for a more equitable future.
Our journey will be enriched by Bob Zellner, a lifelong civil rights activist whose autobiography, The Wrong Side of Murder Creek, inspired the film, Son of the South. He will be joined by his wife, Pamela Smith, a passionate advocate for community building.
Seats are limited—secure your spot today!
Let’s honor the past, inspire the future, and grow together. Don’t miss this transformative event!
