Civil Rights Pilgrimage: Searching for Truth & Justice
Thu, Oct 15
|Montgomery
At the epicenter of the Civil Rights Movement, pilgrims will build community, acknowledge and grieve the past, explore intergenerational racial trauma, identify ways to seek healing, and commit to the unfinished work of racial justice and equality.
Time & Location
Oct 15, 2026, 9:00 AM – Oct 20, 2026, 5:00 PM
Montgomery, Montgomery, AL, USA
About the Event
The Pilgrimage will be led by Rev. June R. Cooper, Theologian in the City, Old South Church in Boston and social justice activist Rev. Dr. Nancy S. Taylor, Senior Minister Emeritus, Old South Church in Boston.
Rev. Cooper has been leading Civil Rights 's Pilgrimages since 2014.
Pilgrimage Goals
Living Legacy: Acknowledge the living legacy of white supremacy and its ongoing impact on people of color.
Human Liberation: We must learn the history of white racial violence and understand how intergenerational trauma hurts people today if we are to liberate ourselves for tomorrow.
Creating Community: Pilgrims will return with a renewed commitment to anti-racist activism.
Schedule
3 hours 50 minutesDay One
10 hoursDay Two
Registration
Pilgrimage Participant
Sale ends
Jun 15, 5:00 PM
Includes pre and post workshops, facilitation, admission to all Equal Justice sites, transportation throughout and one community meal. Participants are responsible for flights, meals and lodging.
From $400.00 to $875.00
$400.00
+$10.00 ticket service fee
$875.00
+$21.88 ticket service fee
Total
$0.00