Together, we will face the truth of our nation's history of anti-Black racial terror and violence, self reflect on the ways each of us have upheld and perpetuated white supremacy in our lives, and embrace our ability to affect change and dismantle racism, first within ourselves, and then in our families and communities.  

Our purpose is to listen to and learn from Black leadership, utilize antiracism tools and resources  to strategize ways to do less harm, be better co-conspirators to Black people and other marginalized communities of the global majority, and develop ways to move forward with mindful action toward collective liberation.

Once registered, participants will receive soul assignments, which is basically pre-work (books, podcasts, documentaries, etc) to help them get started on building a solid foundation for their personal anti-racism journey.  

This anti-racism weekend includes visits to: The National Memorial For Peace and Justice, The Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration, Legacy Sites, and the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma.

We invite you to engage in this transformational experience as we delve into these courageous conversations with trip facilitators Tony Nabors of Racial Equity Insights, and Legacy Trips founder, Tina Strawn. 

Tony Nabors (he/him) is the Owner and Principal Consultant of Racial Equity Insights. In his former position, he was also the first person to ever hold the title of “Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” in the United States for a public housing authority. With over 20 years of experience working in diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI), justice, and advocacy work, Tony is passionate about moving people and organizations from hesitation and trepidation to confidence and effectiveness in their commitments to advancing racial equity.

Tony's skills include anti-racism training, consulting, strategy development, public speaking, team leadership, group facilitation and program management. He is a strong communicator and very intentional in communicating these challenging subjects in a way where everyone, from beginners to veterans in anti-racism education, will remain engaged and eager to participate. Tony also loves audio/visual media and incorporates video and photography to amplify the effectiveness and reach of his anti-racism work.

Over the past year, Tony has provided services for healthcare providers and insurers, housing nonprofits, colleges, music and arts organizations, international fundraising/outreach nonprofits, mental health support organizations, and technology firms, to name a few clients. Tony is passionate about advocating for a world where all people have equal access to thriving and success. His work champions and centers the voices and needs of the disenfranchised.

Tina Strawn (she/they) a joy and liberation advocate, a racial and social justice activist, a Tedx speaker, and full time writer and author of "Are We Free Yet? The Black, Queer Guide to Divorcing America". The heart of Tina's work is founding Legacy Trips, immersive antiracism experiences where participants visit historical locations such as Montgomery and Selma, AL, and utilize spiritual practices as tools to affect personal and collective change. Tina has three adult children, an ex-husband, an ex-wife, and an ex-country. She has been a minimalist and full-time writer since February 2020 and currently lives in Costa Rica. Tina travels the globe speaking, writing, teaching, and exploring where on the planet she can feel safe and free in her queer, Black, woman-identifying body. Check out Tina's Tedx Talk that she gave in LA in December 2023, "Blaxit: The New Underground Railroad." 

*Please note that all deposits for all Legacy Trips are non-refundable.

This trip is designed for people of all racial and gender identities, 18 years of age and older, who want to do the inner work of allowing truth to guide them in their anti-racism journey. 

To receive a needs based, partial scholarship, please see the Discounts Available section below. 

Deposits for all Legacy Trips are non-refundable. The balance of the total cost of the trip, not including the deposit, is refundable in the event the participant requests in writing to cancel before 30 days from the start of the trip they registered for. If the need to cancel arises, the participant has the option to put whatever monies they have already paid towards an upcoming Legacy Trip within one calendar year.

Needs Based Discount 

Please note that we have 2 partial scholarships available per trip and offered to folx of any racial and gender identity on a needs based, first come, first serve basis. We ask that these codes be reserved for and used by people who have a financial need to pay a lower cost to participate in a Legacy Trip. To receive this discount, at check out, pay the non-refundable deposit and use the code ACCESS to receive $250 off the registration cost. No questions asked.

4pm-6pm Arrival and Check in to hotel

6pm Dinner, Welcome and Introduction (workbooks are distributed)

7pm Gratitude & Grounding: Meditation, Journaling & Wall of Intentions

7:30am Breakfast at the hotel

9am Tour the Legacy Museum: From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration

12pm Lunch

1pm-5pm Tour the National Memorial for Peace & Justice and Legacy Museum

6pm Dinner at the hotel

7pm Grief & Joy Session 

7am Breakfast at hotel

7:30am Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma

10:30am Closing session

12pm Depart