Immigration Reimagined with Kate Scott, Artist & Wildlife Conservation Activist, Plus News about the Binational Border Happening II, May 16 & 17, Lochiel, Arizona

Join Kate Scott & Tony Heath and many, many other borderlands conservationists, allies, artists, and activists this weekend to wrap the natural world in love and kindness, with prayer, drumming, poetry, music, and dance, to co-create communities of compassion and care and energetically BRING DOWN THE BORDER WALL.It’s about registering our outrage. It’s about looking the workers in the eye. It’s about manifesting the world we would rather live in as we celebrate community and the interconnectedness of the human and natural worlds. Here is all the info you’ll likely need. But if you have any further questions, visit Kate of the Madrean Archipelago Wildlife Center, which she co-founded with her husband, Tony. Scroll to the bottom of the page for contact details:Thank you to everyone who tuned into my Substack Live with Kate Scott! Please share this link with your friends and followers.I’ll be back in your inbox next week for another Substack Live on the topic of reimagining immigration. In the meantime…* Stay strong and connected because the only way through this is… Together.* Remember the wise words of our dear friend, Magdeleno Rose-Avila (magdeleno.org), who schooled us to “Continue to dream and to do.” We’ll miss you, Leno. Big gratitude for all the jalapeño love.* And don’t miss this wonderful film by Tony Heath. It’ll take you to the first Binational Border Happening, where you’ll experience the beautiful vistas of the San Rafael Valley.Tales of Humanity is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Tales of Humanity at sarahtowle.substack.com/subscribe