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As Delta looks forward to the next 100 years of connecting the world, we also honor the power of connection through truth, history, and reconciliation. The EJI online learning guide is designed to support an educational experience at the Equal Justice Initiative’s Legacy Sites: The Legacy Museum, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, and the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park.
This online guide provides historical context and reflective prompts. Together, we move forward with the belief that understanding our past is essential to shaping a more equitable future—for Delta and the communities we serve.
This online guide provides historical context and reflective prompts. Together, we move forward with the belief that understanding our past is essential to shaping a more equitable future—for Delta and the communities we serve.
Bryan Stevenson’s Four Core Principles for Creating Change
Get Proximate
Message: Understand injustice by getting close to those affected.
Key Action: Engage directly with impacted communities. Listen and build relationships.
Key Action: Engage directly with impacted communities. Listen and build relationships.
Change the Narrative
Message: Injustice thrives on harmful narratives. Shift stories to dismantle stereotypes and affirm dignity.
Key Action: Challenge false narratives in media, policy, and conversations.
Key Action: Challenge false narratives in media, policy, and conversations.
Do Uncomfortable Things
Message: Real change requires discomfort. Avoiding it maintains the status quo.
Key Action: Take risks, have hard conversations, and challenge systems.
Key Action: Take risks, have hard conversations, and challenge systems.
Stay Hopeful
Message: Hope sustains action even when progress feels slow.
Key Action: Cultivate optimism and resilience. Celebrate small wins.
Key Action: Cultivate optimism and resilience. Celebrate small wins.
"Change begins with proximity, grows through narrative shifts, thrives on hope, and demands courage"
Legacy Sites
Educational Journey Through the Legacy Sites
Visiting the three Legacy Sites in Montgomery, Alabama—the Legacy Museum, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, and the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park—is an experience that invites deep reflection on America’s history. Each site offers a unique lens into the truths of our past while inspiring hope for a more just future.
Visiting the three Legacy Sites in Montgomery, Alabama—the Legacy Museum, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, and the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park—is an experience that invites deep reflection on America’s history. Each site offers a unique lens into the truths of our past while inspiring hope for a more just future.
This online guide offers thought-provoking questions and reflections for each Legacy site, designed to deepen your understanding and spark meaningful conversations. Start your journey today—explore the sites, engage with the guide, and take action to learn and reflect.
Location
Atlanta, General Offices
1030 Delta Blvd. Atlanta, GA 30354
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A message from Bryan Stevenson, Founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative
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