Trail of Tears II is a multi-state historical and cultural education experience that retraces key locations connected to the forced removal of Native American nations. The experience is designed to educate, reflect, preserve history, and promote healing through guided travel, cultural engagement, and documentary storytelling.

Trail of Tears II is a program and project initiative of Wall Street II Tulsa North Foundation, Inc. (WSII).

Trail of Tears II is a hybrid experience, which includes:

- Educational travel  

- Cultural immersion experiences  

- Guided historical site visits  

- Reflection and learning sessions  

- Documentary filming and historical documentation  

Participants become part of a living history and educational record.

Trail of Tears II is open to:

- Students (with parental or guardian consent)  

- Educators  

- Community leaders  

- Faith leaders  

- Sponsors and supporters  

- Historians and cultural advocates  

- Media and documentation participants  

Youth participants must submit signed parental consent and medical authorization forms.

The route includes historically significant locations connected to Native American removal paths.  

For safety, security, and logistical reasons, final route details are provided after confirmed registration.

Participants may:

- Ride charter buses as part of the group experience  

- Fly into designated cities and meet the group  

- Join as local or day participants at specific locations  

Transportation details are provided after registration confirmation.

Depending on your selected participation package, registration may include:

- Group transportation (charter bus)  

- Lodging accommodations  

- Select meals  

- Guided historical and cultural tours  

- Educational programming  

- Documentary participation (with consent)  

- Commemorative or educational materials  

Optional add-ons may be available.

Some meals are included.  

A detailed itinerary will specify:

- Meals provided  

- Meals that are self-pay  

Dietary restrictions and allergies can be noted during the intake process.

Lodging may include:

- Hotel accommodations  

- Retreat or cultural lodging spaces  

- Cabin-style lodging (where applicable)  

Rooming preferences can be selected during registration.  

Private rooms may require an additional fee.

Participants should be prepared for:

- Walking historical grounds  

- Outdoor environments  

- Long travel days  

The experience is not physically intense, but moderate mobility is required.  

Participants needing accommodations should notify organizers in advance.

No. Trail of Tears II is an educational and historical experience.  

While moments of reflection or reverence may occur, the program is not affiliated with any specific religious denomination.

Yes. Portions of Trail of Tears II will be photographed and filmed for educational, historical, and documentary purposes.

- Media participation requires a signed media release  

- Participants may opt out of featured media participation during registration  

- Reasonable efforts will be made to respect opt-out requests  

Due to advance commitments for transportation, lodging, and programming:

- Refunds are limited  

- Specific refund deadlines and conditions are outlined in the registration agreement  

Participants are encouraged to review the agreement carefully before registering.

Safety measures include:

- Verified transportation providers  

- Emergency contact collection  

- Medical information intake  

- Code of Conduct enforcement  

- On-site leadership and staff support  

- Travel insurance recommendations  

Yes, with the following requirements:

- Signed parental or guardian consent  

- Medical authorization forms  

- Emergency contact information  

Minors may be required to travel with a designated adult, depending on age and circumstances.

Participants are encouraged to bring:

- Comfortable walking shoes  

- Weather-appropriate clothing  

- Personal medications  

- Government-issued identification  

- Journal or notebook  

- Respectful attire for cultural and historical sites  

A full packing list will be provided prior to departure.

Limited sponsorship or scholarship opportunities may be available for:

- Students  

- Community participants  

Requests can be submitted through the contact form and are reviewed based on availability.

Yes. Partnership and sponsorship opportunities are available for:

- Corporations  

- Educational institutions  

- Faith-based organizations  

- Community and cultural groups  

Please contact us for current sponsorship packages.

Registration is completed through the Trail of Tears II project website:  

👉 https://trailoftears2.com

After submission, participants will receive confirmation and next steps.

Trail of Tears II is operated by:

Wall Street II Tulsa North Foundation, Inc. (WSII)  

🌐 Main Organization Website: https://ws2tn.org  

WSII provides organizational oversight, educational leadership, and program governance.

Payments for Trail of Tears II are processed by Can We Play Inc. (CWP) on behalf of WSII through secure third-party payment platforms.

For general organizational information:  

🌐 https://ws2tn.org

For Trail of Tears II project questions, registration, or participation:  

🌐 https://trailoftears2.com

📧 Email: [email protected]  

📞 Phone: 443-620-1511  

Participants are expected to respect:

- Tribal lands  

- Cultural spaces  

- Sacred and historical sites  

Behavior inconsistent with cultural respect may result in removal from the program.

Certain sites may restrict photography or recording.  

Participants must comply with all posted and verbal instructions at cultural and historical locations.

Participants are responsible for maintaining their own personal health insurance coverage.  

Travel insurance is strongly recommended.