Voices of Change: A WLCJ Civil Rights Journey in Georgia & Alabama

[This Program is only available in-person]

The Jewish fight for civil rights helped create fundamental changes in this country. Join us as we learn about the brave freedom fighters and tour significant civil rights sites in Georgia and Alabama. Some of those sites include the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, Alabama, the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, and MUCH more! 

These first-hand experiences will allow us to explore issues of race and racism, and the legacy of civil rights. As we travel and reflect together as a Women’s League community, we will personally consider how each of us can make an impact today.

What is included

• All meals from Monday lunch through Wednesday lunch.

• Continental breakfast on your own is included at each hotel.

• All provided group meals are kosher.

• Hotel for Monday and Tuesday nights.

• Ground transportation in an air-conditioned coach bus.

• Admission to all museums and historic sites.

What is not included

• Transportation to and from your home city to Atlanta

• Lodging before or after the trip (information on suggested hotels to follow)

• You must arrive in Atlanta before 10:00 AM on Monday March 11 so we recommend that if you are flying in, you might want to arrive on Sunday in case of any flight delays.

• We will not return to the Atlanta airport until 5:00 PM on Wednesday March 13 so we recommend that you book a flight after 7:00 PM that night or stay an additional night and fly home the following morning.

Space is limited. Please register soon so you don’t miss out.
Registration Deadline
December 1 for Women’s League members.
If there is still space available after December 1, we will then open the registration to family of Women’s League members until December 15.
Your payment for the tour and meals is refundable until December 21.

Civil Rights Monday-Wednesday Trip Costs
Price $1200 paid in full at registration
$165 single room supplement
Click here to view the itinerary.

REGISTER

Questions?
Contact Randy Schwartz, WL Special Projects Chair at rschwartz@wlcj.org.