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		<title>Taking history into the future</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Welcome to the Sojourn Project, a program designed to inspire high school students across America to become engaged citizens and community leaders who promote social justice through non-violence. Through in-class activities, interactive trips to historic locations, and subsequent real-life applications for each learning experience, the Sojourn Project is able to initiate social justice that has sustainable influence on future generations.]]></description>
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<dt class="pron"><strong>Function:</strong> <em>noun</em></dt>
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<dt class="pron"><strong>Sojourn to the Past:</strong> An interactive journey through the American South to many significant sites where civil rights history was made, personal meetings with veterans of the Civil Rights Movement and advocates for human rights inspired by the invaluable lessons of hope, forgiveness, and civic responsibility, and understanding for the need of compassion, courage, and non-violence.</dt>
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<dt class="pron"><strong>Function:</strong> <em>verb</em></dt>
<dt class="pron">Welcome to the Sojourn Project, a program designed to inspire high school students across America to become engaged citizens and community leaders who promote social justice through non-violence. Through in-class activities, interactive trips to historic locations, and subsequent real-life applications for each learning experience, the Sojourn Project is able to initiate social justice that has sustainable influence on future generations.Here, find updates from civil rights sojourners, information about civil rights figures and landmarks, and other resources to help foster ongoing social justice through education.</dt>
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<dt class="pron"><a href="http://www.sojournproject.org/index.html"><strong>T</strong><strong>ake the trip!</strong></a></dt>
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