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American Civil Rights

Ride across the south to listen to the stories of those who sat, marched, shouted, and walked their way to equality

Multicultural Scholars Program

Local high school students learn about Seattle and National Civil Rights history in a month of Saturday classes, take anti-bias training, and learn about each other

Japanese Internment

From the heart of the International District in Seattle, be transported to a time when U.S. citizens were detained and locked up simply because they physically resembled the enemy

Holocaust

Experience eyewitness accounts, city historical overviews, and historical education for a comprehensive approach to holistic education on a period we must not forget

Make History

Hope and History for Scholars

Mercer Island School District highlighted the 4th annual Multicultural Scholars Program in E-Connections, its district-wide newsletter.

Hope and History: Reflections on the 4th Annual Multicultural Scholars Program is a compilation of observations from student participants traveling throughout the American South on the 10-day journey.

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Participant Voices

  • "Moving and profound...it was a great opportunity to hear a survivor."