EVENTS

​MONDAY, MARCH 3 - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 (2.5-day)

MONDAY, MARCH 3 - FRIDAY, MARCH 7 (5-day CORE Level I Certification)

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Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth, and Reconciliation

8 Mulberry Road, Selma

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Get ready for an immersive Kingian Nonviolence Conflict Reconciliation (CORE) and Level 1 Certification training led by the legendary civil rights leader Dr. Bernard LaFayette Jr. and members of the Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth, and Reconciliation team. This training offers deep insights into the principles and strategies that have shaped movements globally.

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To register, log onto https://bit.ly/KingianTraining or email Trainings@SelmaCNTR.org.

THURSDAY, MARCH 6

9:00AM-11:00AM

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R.B. Hudson Middle School

1701 Summerfield Road, Selma

THURSDAY, MARCH 6

9:30AM-12:00PM

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Selma University Gymnasium

1501 Boynton Street, Selma

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Robert T. Pollard was a Baptist preacher and educator who served as president of Selma University from 1902-14 and 1916-30.  The Retreat bearing his name will feature an Exposition, Panel Discussion & Keynote Address.

THURSDAY, MARCH 6

6:00PM-8:00PM

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Historical Tabernacle Baptist Church

1431 Broad Street, Selma

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​The commemorative mass meeting on Thursday during the Bridge Crossing Jubilee in Selma is held at Historic Tabernacle Baptist Church. It honors the civil rights struggle and the 1965 Selma to Montgomery March. The event features speeches, music, and prayers, reflecting on progress made while inspiring continued action for racial equality. It serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing fight for justice, uniting people in solidarity for the cause.

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

7:00AM-1:00PM

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Ocmulgee [Valley Grande] Golf Course

1009 Warrior Drive, Valley Grande

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​The Selma Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. will host a golf tournament on Friday, March 7, 2025, as part of the Bridge Crossing Jubilee festivities. This event will bring together community members, visitors, and golf enthusiasts for a friendly competition, all while raising funds for the fraternity's scholarship fund. The proceeds will support local students in their pursuit of higher education and career opportunities. In addition to offering a day of golf, the tournament highlights the chapter's dedication to community service and youth empowerment, contributing to the legacy of the Bridge Crossing Jubilee.

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

8:30AM-12:00PM

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Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS)

3000 Earl Goodwin Parkway, Selma

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​Recent developments in U.S. education policy have sparked significant discussions regarding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives and their impact on Black students and educators. Join renowned professor Dr. Robert White, master conflict resolution practitioner Ted Quaint, and best-selling author Delta Hardy as they explore the complexities of DEI policies in education, particularly concerning the representation and inclusion of Black individuals. Enjoy interactive opportunities to learn about how to foster inclusive educational environments and ensure safer/braver spaces for all students, despite the evolving policy landscape.

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

10:30AM-1:00PM

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​Young scholars will experience conversations with Voting Rights Foot Soldiers, march along the sidewalk path of the Edmund Pettus Bridge, and enjoy youth-friendly activities at the Memorial Park (immediately after Youth March).

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

12:00PM-2:00PM

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Selma High School

2180 Broad Street, Selma

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This conference serves as a platform to honor and discuss the contributions of unsung heroes in the civil rights movement, often referred to as "Invisible Giants." It brings together community members, educators, and activists to reflect on the past and strategize for future social justice initiatives.​

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

1:00PM-3:00PM

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Registration is REQUIRED.

For more information, call (317) 622-0473

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​Part II to an important conversation, the virtual event will delved into the challenges Black students and educators face in the classroom, particularly concerning the removal of Blackness from public education. Panelists include Dr. Carol Lee, Dr. Kenneth Wesson, Dr. Adelaide Sanford, Dr. Patricia Payne, Dr. Ray Winbush, and Diana Daniels.  Log onto www.HowAreOurChildren.org or email IndianaCouncilESC@gmail.com to learn more.

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

4:00PM-5:30PM

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Dallas County Courthouse

105 Lauderdale Street, Selma

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In the Mock Trial, the authors of Project 2025 will be put on trial for treason, a serious charge involving actions that could endanger the nation's democracy and Constitution. Be a part of the experience as complex constitutional issues such as the definition of treason, the limits of political expression, and the role of government reform are explored.​

FRIDAY, MARCH 7

6:00PM-7:30PM

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Dallas County Courthouse

105 Lauderdale Street, Selma

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Moderated by former host of nationally-acclaimed podcast 'Make It Plain' Rev. Mark Thompson, A Public Conversation is designed to foster open discussion on the challenges and opportunities related to voting rights, with the goal of enhancing understanding and encouraging action. The conversation will address issues such as voter suppression, election security, access to voting, and the impact of new legislation on different communities. It seeks to bridge divides by allowing for the respectful exchange of ideas, providing a platform for diverse perspectives, and exploring potential solutions for ensuring that voting rights are protected and strengthened for all Americans.​

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

8:00AM-11:00AM

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Selma High School

2180 Broad Street, Selma

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​Commemorate the sacrifices of Voting Rights Foot Soldiers while experiencing an opportunity for reflection, solidarity, and recognition of the ongoing work to ensure the promise of justice and equality remains alive in our communities. With speeches, personal stories, and a shared commitment to preserving the spirit of activism, this breakfast serves as a reminder of the power of unity and the importance of continuing the work for racial healing and social transformation. For tickets and table purchases, please visit https://bit.ly/FootSoldiersBreakfast2025.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

9:30AM-10:30AM

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From former Concordia College to Foot of Edmund Pettus Bridge

Downtown Selma

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​Find a spot on Broad Street to enjoy the parade that celebrates the legacy of the civil rights movement and honors the sacrifices of those who fought for voting rights. Participants include local school bands, college bands from across the state, community groups, activists, organizations, and local leaders. The parade is a powerful symbol of unity and progress, with an emphasis on continuing the fight for equality and justice.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

10:45AM-11:15AM

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From the Montgomery side of the Edmund Pettus Bridge onto Water Avenue

For more information, call Rev. Kenneth Sharpton Glasgow (334) 791-9385.

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​The Formerly Incorporated People’s Backwards March symbolizes the community’s resistance to historical injustices and the fight to reclaim power and agency over their own future. The march will focus on the themes of civil rights, social justice, and the reclaiming of spaces and narratives that have been marginalized. It reflects the ongoing struggle for equality and recognition, particularly in the context of Black history and empowerment.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

11:00AM-12:00PM

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Washington Street

Downtown Selma

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​The Battle of the Bands at the end of the Jubilee Parade is an exciting and high-energy event, showcasing the musical talent of both high school and college bands.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

11:00AM-2:00PM

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Evans Reception Center

3 Lawrence Street, Selma

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​The Wellness and Empowerment Village at the Bridge Crossing Jubilee will feature a dynamic range of nonprofits and social enterprises dedicated to supporting the well-being and growth of the Selma community. This vibrant space will offer valuable resources to attendees, including health screenings, wellness information, educational tools, and empowerment opportunities. Participating organizations will provide free resources, such as nutrition guidance, fitness support, mental health resources, and career development materials. The village will serve as a hub for connection, providing attendees with the tools and support they need to thrive in all aspects of life.

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Want to represent your organization with a booth? Registration is FREE! Log onto https://bit.ly/JubileeWellness2025.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

11:00AM-8:00PM

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Water Avenue and Riverfront Amphitheater and Park

Downtown Selma

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​This lively gathering features a diverse array of vendors offering food, art, crafts, and more. Attendees can explore various booths, enjoy local cuisine, and immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of downtown Selma. Entry is FREE!

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Want to be a vendor at the largest Voting Rights commemorative event in the country? Reserve your spot today! Spaces are limited.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

11:00AM-10:00PM

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Riverfront Amphitheater

2 Lawrence Street, Selma

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​The Music Festival is a highlight of the Jubilee, showcasing performances from a variety of artists including chart-topping Southern Soul artist Marcellus the Singer.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

12:00PM-2:00PM

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Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS)

3000 Earl Goodwin Parkway, Selma

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​Join expert panelists for lunch and dialogue.  The workshop is sponsored by the Transformative Justice Coalition as a part of their community empowerment series during the Bridge Crossing Jubilee.  Event is FREE!

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

12:00PM-2:00PM

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Carl C. Morgan Convention Center

211 Washington Street, Selma

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​For more more information on this special event sponsored by T.O.P.S., the Formerly Incarcerated, Convicted People & Families Movement (FICPFM), and Black Women's Roundtable, please call (205) 249-8559 or (334) 791-9385.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

1:00PM-3:00PM

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Historic Tabernacle Baptist Church

1431 Broad Street, Selma

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​The Ministers of Justice Roundtable: Movement Building with Education and Activation is an event focused on bringing together faith leaders, activists, and organizations to discuss strategies for advancing social justice through education and community engagement. The roundtable will serve as a platform for sharing ideas, fostering collaboration, and activating grassroots efforts to build sustainable movements. Attendees will engage in conversations around using education as a tool for empowerment, addressing systemic inequalities, and mobilizing communities for collective action. The event emphasizes the importance of inclusive participation, effective leadership, and activating the power of local communities to drive social change.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

2:00PM-4:00PM

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Ancient Africa, Enslavement, and Civil War Museum

1410 Water Avenue, Selma

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​Take a walk through time and fashion during a live fashion show.

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

2:00PM-4:00PM

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Riverfront Amphitheater

2 Lawrence Street, Selma

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The Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit is a dynamic event held during the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, celebrating the intersection of hip-hop culture and political activism. The summit aims to engage diverse generations in discussions about social justice, voting rights, and community empowerment. The event features guest speakers, performances by hip-hop artists—including Fabo from "Love & Hip Hop Miami"—and narratives from Foot Soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. Organized by Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS), Transform Alabama, and the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, the summit serves as a platform for fostering intergenerational dialogue and activism.​

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

2:00PM-4:00PM

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Riverfront Amphitheater

2 Lawrence Street, Selma

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The Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit is a dynamic event held during the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, celebrating the intersection of hip-hop culture and political activism. The summit aims to engage diverse generations in discussions about social justice, voting rights, and community empowerment. The event features guest speakers, performances by hip-hop artists—including Fabo from "Love & Hip Hop Miami"—and narratives from Foot Soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. Organized by Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS), Transform Alabama, and the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, the summit serves as a platform for fostering intergenerational dialogue and activism.​

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

2:00PM-4:00PM

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Riverfront Amphitheater

2 Lawrence Street, Selma

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The Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit is a dynamic event held during the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, celebrating the intersection of hip-hop culture and political activism. The summit aims to engage diverse generations in discussions about social justice, voting rights, and community empowerment. The event features guest speakers, performances by hip-hop artists—including Fabo from "Love & Hip Hop Miami"—and narratives from Foot Soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. Organized by Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS), Transform Alabama, and the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, the summit serves as a platform for fostering intergenerational dialogue and activism.​

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

2:00PM-4:00PM

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Riverfront Amphitheater

2 Lawrence Street, Selma

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The Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit is a dynamic event held during the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, celebrating the intersection of hip-hop culture and political activism. The summit aims to engage diverse generations in discussions about social justice, voting rights, and community empowerment. The event features guest speakers, performances by hip-hop artists—including Fabo from "Love & Hip Hop Miami"—and narratives from Foot Soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. Organized by Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS), Transform Alabama, and the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, the summit serves as a platform for fostering intergenerational dialogue and activism.​

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

2:00PM-4:00PM

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Riverfront Amphitheater

2 Lawrence Street, Selma

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The Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit is a dynamic event held during the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, celebrating the intersection of hip-hop culture and political activism. The summit aims to engage diverse generations in discussions about social justice, voting rights, and community empowerment. The event features guest speakers, performances by hip-hop artists—including Fabo from "Love & Hip Hop Miami"—and narratives from Foot Soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. Organized by Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS), Transform Alabama, and the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, the summit serves as a platform for fostering intergenerational dialogue and activism.​

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

2:00PM-4:00PM

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Riverfront Amphitheater

2 Lawrence Street, Selma

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The Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit is a dynamic event held during the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, celebrating the intersection of hip-hop culture and political activism. The summit aims to engage diverse generations in discussions about social justice, voting rights, and community empowerment. The event features guest speakers, performances by hip-hop artists—including Fabo from "Love & Hip Hop Miami"—and narratives from Foot Soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. Organized by Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS), Transform Alabama, and the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, the summit serves as a platform for fostering intergenerational dialogue and activism.​

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

2:00PM-4:00PM

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Riverfront Amphitheater

2 Lawrence Street, Selma

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The Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit is a dynamic event held during the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, celebrating the intersection of hip-hop culture and political activism. The summit aims to engage diverse generations in discussions about social justice, voting rights, and community empowerment. The event features guest speakers, performances by hip-hop artists—including Fabo from "Love & Hip Hop Miami"—and narratives from Foot Soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. Organized by Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS), Transform Alabama, and the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, the summit serves as a platform for fostering intergenerational dialogue and activism.​

SATURDAY, MARCH 8

2:00PM-4:00PM

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Riverfront Amphitheater

2 Lawrence Street, Selma

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The Intergenerational Hip Hop Political Summit is a dynamic event held during the Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee, celebrating the intersection of hip-hop culture and political activism. The summit aims to engage diverse generations in discussions about social justice, voting rights, and community empowerment. The event features guest speakers, performances by hip-hop artists—including Fabo from "Love & Hip Hop Miami"—and narratives from Foot Soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. Organized by Wallace Community College of Selma (WCCS), Transform Alabama, and the National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, the summit serves as a platform for fostering intergenerational dialogue and activism.​