Today the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery is hosting educational workshops on voting for students, faculty, and administrators of Troy University ahead of the Bridge Crossing Jubilee this weekend.Â
The workshops are being held by the National Education and Empowerment Coalition in partnership with the Fair Elections Center and its Campus Vote Project.Â
Workshops will address reforms that support voting access and civic engagements on campuses, especially on Historically Black Colleges and Universities or HBCU.Â
The Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee began yesterday and will run through Sunday, March 6, which will see a speech from Vice President Kamala Harris. Â
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