Honoring Courage · Advancing Justice · Preserving Legacy
The Civil Rights Wall
Trinity International University of Ambassadors honors the giants whose courage bent the arc of history toward justice, and carries their legacy of service forward.
Honoring Courage
The Honor Roll of the Wall
Eight lives of conviction commemorated on the TIUAC Civil Rights Wall.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Apostle of Nonviolence
Rosa Parks
Mother of the Freedom Movement
Ella Baker
Architect of Grassroots Leadership
Congressman John Lewis
Conscience of the Congress
Coretta Scott King
First Lady of the Movement
Fannie Lou Hamer
Voice of the Mississippi Delta
Dr. C. T. Vivian
Field General of Nonviolent Struggle
Rev. Joseph Lowery
Dean of the Movement
Georgia's Humanitarian Day
A Historic Moment at the State Capitol
A day to encourage citizens to serve others, and to honor those who give of themselves.
Georgia's Humanitarian Day was proclaimed in the very halls of state government, gathering legislators, civil rights elders, and university leadership — including Dr. Jacqueline Mohair, Dr. Dee Dawkins-Haigler, and Rep. Billy Mitchell — to lift up those who give of themselves in service to others.
Trinity International University of Ambassadors was honored to stand at the Capitol that day, conferring recognition upon giants of the movement and pledging to carry their legacy of courage, justice, and service into every classroom and community we touch.
Dr. C. T. Vivian receiving honors at the Georgia State Capitol
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. · Letter from Birmingham Jail, 1963
Preserve the Legacy
The Wall is more than a memorial. It is a charge: to serve others, to honor those who give of themselves, and to raise up a new generation of ambassadors for justice.