You're invited to take a comprehensive journey through the spaces of the International Civil Rights Center & Museum with a senior docent who will bring your encounter to life and engage you in America's best story. This experience has been tailored to help students and educators examine the threads of creative and strategic struggle that define the Civil Rights Movement in the United States and abroad. More generally, this civic learning program will help participants use the knowledge of this informed and consequential history to help chart a more constructive and inclusive future, while critically examining historic and contemporary social movements that use direct action, non-violent protesting as a mechanism for change.

Please note that a minimum of 25 attendees are required and that a minimum balance of $250 will be charged should fewer than 25 attendees be present for the experience. 

RECORDING RESTRICTION: The Museum strictly prohibits the recording or transcription of its Interactive Virtual Tours.

CONTENT WARNING: The Filmed Tour portion of this program contains an exhibit called the "Hall of Shame" that may contain graphic imagery and language inappropriate for children or younger viewers, including scenes of lynchings, physical violence, and burnings. Please notify the Tour Coordinator at [email protected] if you would like to omit this exhibit from your experience.

Students (K-12th Grade): $10 / Adults: $15