Telling the story of how young people in SNCC united with local communities in the Deep South to build a grassroots movement for voting rights and change.
06/01/2026
All roads lead to the South.
Freedom Summer 2026 is here. Voting rights. Safety. Education. Housing. Economic freedom — all under attack at once. We are no longer citizens of this nation. We are founders of a new one.
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06/01/2026
06/01/2026
Educators For Strong Schools: Momentum From May Day · Mobilize **Hear lessons from educators in NC and WI building from their build up to the historic actions on May Day 2026 shutting down schools for massive May Day rallies and how we can build strong unions working towards the common good.** # # # Featured speakers include: - Bryan Proffitt (Vice President of t...
05/01/2026
April may be over… but Movement Poetry lives on. ✊🏾✨
Explore this powerful African American poetry resource curated by the The Middle Passage Ceremonies and Port Markers Project honoring voices that move, challenge, and inspire.
Check out some of our favorites and tap the link to discover more ! https://buff.ly/VW4nuNY
04/26/2026
Join The Young People's Project for their annual Flagway and Math Playground Tournament!
May 16, 2026 | 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM | MIT Campus (Cambridge, MA)
FREE EVENT! Register here: https://buff.ly/e05WhPb
04/21/2026
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04/20/2026
A voice from our community!
Take a moment to slow down, read, and feel every word.
Thank you for sharing your work, Franklin Good Trouble Solutions !
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04/19/2026
Haven't read our first Movement Makers feature? What are you waiting on?!
Read and be inspired! ✨️ https://buff.ly/1UafX1O
The Young People's Project
04/16/2026
What happens when students come together with purpose?
During Easter weekend 1960, it meant turning sit-ins into a coordinated movement. It meant building something independent, rooted in shared vision and collective power. From that moment, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee was born, led by students who understood that real change takes strategy, connection, and courage!
They didn’t just respond to history, they helped shape it!
Learn more about SNCC and the movement by visiting the SNCC Digital Gateway!
Read "The Birth of SNCC"👉️ https://buff.ly/UJRHv1M
Follow SNCC Legacy Project for more updates on the Veterans today!