The mural, painted against the backdrop of the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge, stands as a bold testament to community and connection.

A unique event that combined fun, civic engagement, and community building: a Voter Registration Drive and Easter Egg Hunt.

The SCNTR participated by centering community wellness and engagement with a Community Wellness Village. 

Held at Wallace Community College Selma (WCCS), the conference focused on sustainability and cultural preservation.

On February 2nd, Selma High School's gymnasium transformed into a bustling hub of community service and support.

A Racial Equity Training, which brought together 24 participants eager to delve into the complex and pressing issues surrounding racism.

The event featured an enlightening discussion that traced the historical contemporary challenges of gun violence and poverty.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Selma, AL - August 6, 2023, The Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth, and Reconciliation (SCNTR), in collaboration...