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Watch this special announcement about our Oct 19-23, 2022, Pilgrimage! Registration will open soon! 

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Yes, COVID-permitting, we'll be back on the bus October 19-23, 2022! We plan to gather in Memphis, TN, where we'll visit the National Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel. We'll then travel down the Mississippi Delta. We'll stop in Sunflower County where Mrs. Fannie Lou Hamer rose from sharecropping to demanding equity at the Democratic National Convention.

We'll pay our respects to 14-year-old Emmett Till at the ruins of Bryant's Store in Money and at the E.T.H.I.C. Museum, a living museum
 housed in a former cotton gin and dedicated to educating "about the past atrocities in hopes of making a brighter future."

We'll then travel on to Jackson, Mississippi and other key Mississippi cities to learn more heart-wrenching and inspirational stories of the Civil Rights Movement, including Freedom Summer. 


We expect the October 2022 Pilgrimage to fill up quickly. If you're interested in participating, we invite you to join a special mailing list, which will give you early access to registration before it opens to the public. 

OCT 19-23, 2022 EARLY ACCESS
If you already know that you will not be able to travel in October 2022, we'd still appreciate knowing about your interest in a future Pilgrimage. Please complete this Pilgrimage Interest Survey. This will help us gauge demand, so we can effectively plan for 2023 and beyond. Thank you!
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The Spring 2022 Music & History Virtual Series

If you missed the May 11th program, you can watch it here!

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Please donate to support the ongoing work of the LLP and to provide scholarship assistance to people to participate in our Pilgrimages. We're pleased to announce that Living Legacy Project, Inc. is a 501(c)3 organization. 
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The Rev. Dr. Hope Johnson ​Legacy Fund

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The Rev. Dr. Hope Johnson invokes the spirit at Brown Chapel AME Church in Selma, Alabama
We invite your donations to support the work of the Living Legacy Project through the Rev. Dr. Hope Johnson Legacy Fund.​
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2021 Year in Review

We're proud of our accomplishments this year and hope you'll take the time to read the LLP's 2021 Year in Review. 
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Click the report cover to open a PDF version of the report.
As we outlined the content for our 2021 Year in Review, we found it hard to believe that so much had happened in a year! Even though it was a year without in-person pilgrimages, we managed to engage more people than ever before through virtual programming. We held ten webinars on inspirational and important topics from the music of civil rights and social protest to Critical Race Theory.

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Learning from the Past to Build for the Future Sankofa mural in Selma, Alabama

Did you miss any of our 2021 virtual programs?

If you missed any of our fabulous online programs, don't fret; you can watch most of the programs on our YouTube Channel! 
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If you have questions about the Living Legacy Project, please contact info@livinglegacypilgrimage.org.
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