Rosa Parks Institute for Self Development

Continue lifelong activities in Rosa Park youth development and civil rights education / defense activities. We recruit and train volunteers from professional, technical, community and international backgrounds, share knowledge and skills, and reflect the attitude of Mrs. Self-enlightenment.

After her husband died in 1977, Mrs Parkes established Rosa and Raymond Park 's self - development laboratory. The laboratory sponsored the youth summer program called "the way to freedom". Young people traveled to this country to learn about their country's history and civil rights movement under the supervision of adults. President Clinton awarded Presidential Freedom Medal to Rosa Park in 1996. She won the gold medal of Congress in 1999. When she was asked if she was happy to retire, Rosa Parks replied: "I see my life as much as possible, I am looking forward to optimism and hope, a good day. What is hurting me is that there are still a lot of clan's activities and racial discrimination If you say that you are very happy, you have everything you need and there is no other hope. I did not reach it. "

Rosa and Raymond Park The "Freedom of Freedom" program at the Self-Development Research Institute follows from subway trail to civil rights movement and so on. Youths aged 11 to 17 meet with Parkes and other national leaders when they are involved in education and talk about history research around the world. They used the bus as the main theme of the 1960's "Knight of Freedom": "Where were we?" Where was Park Mrs. Park received more than 43 honorary doctorates It was. Hundreds of plaques, certificates, quotes, rewards, and keys to many cities. These include NAPCP Spingarn medal in 1994, Stockholm in Sweden, UAW Social Justice Award, Martin Luther King, Small Nonviolent Peace Prize, ROSA PARKS Peace Prize. In September 1996, the 42nd president of the United States President William Clinton gave his wife

Rosa Park, also known as the "Mother of Civil Rights Movement", has won a spin-gun medal of "National Association for Promotion of Color People" and Martin Luther King Jr., a non-violent peace award. Rosa Park also won the Eleanor Roosevelt Women Courage Award in 1984. The influence of Rosa and the impact on society can never be replaced. Rosa not only holds that position but respects her personality as an aspiring woman. Where does all this start? - One of the wealthiest and most moving women in history is Rosa Park. Through action she helped alter the lives of most African Americans, and more importantly, changed the lives of society as a whole. Rosa Parks attracted the attention of the United States when refusing to accept black (low standard) standards. Not only did she help change the lives of many African Americans, it helped all men and women in America to be equal. A brave woman, we will always appreciate the world