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10/15/2026

10/13/2026

Comedor de liderazgo !!

10/12/2026

Today, we do not celebrate a “discovery.” O “Columbus Day” On this , we honor more than 500 years of dignity, memory, and resistance among our Indigenous peoples in all Abya Yala!! Our history did not begin in 1492; our cultures, languages, and ancestral knowledge already existed long before colonization.

Our lands were invaded, our territories taken, and borders imposed upon us. Foreign languages and colonial cultures were forced upon our communities, but our roots were never erased. Today, wearehere,and we are not going anywhere! y no nos vamos , Our Indigenous immigrant communities continue to resist.

Our resistance lives on through our dances, traditions, and cultural diversity, including Indigenous Two-Spirit and multispirit people. We defend our , our identities, and our autonomy.

This listen to our voices, and all days respect our cultures, and support Indigenous artisans, craftspeople, and organizations. Defending our peoples also means protecting Mother Earth.

We are descendants of the sun, the water, the air, and the earth. Our peoples are still alive, and our resistance continues! And we say !

10/08/2026

We attended District Attorney Fani Willis’s Pride event, showing our resistance and raising our voices for Indigenous and multispirits immigrants.

In response to the abuses they face while in immigration custody at FCI Atlanta, our Executive Director, as a survivor of immigration detention, asked what concrete actions her office will take regarding potential abuse, discrimination, and hate crimes—and how we can continue building .

District Attorney Willis responded that her office and the City of Atlanta have been working for months to determine how to respond to potential federal crimes involving ICE and to protect for all.

Until of our communities, we will continue demanding justice, investigations, concrete action, and accountability.

we will continue defending our communities with strength and dignity—and fighting for to

09/29/2026

09/25/2026

Immigration detention doesn’t just confine bodies; it breaks families, connections, and hope. A visit a word of support, and our presence remind those detained that they are not alone and deserve

We’re showing up, visiting people in ICE custody at FIPC, defending , exposing detention conditions, and demanding dignity, accountability, and respect for human rights.

We are in resistance. We are not statistics—we are families, cultures, stories, and communities deserving freedom and dignity.

We will keep showing up, resisting, and building until our communities can live free, safe, and with dignity.

So our communities deserve . We deserve dignity, justice, and freedom—not detention.

09/22/2026

We come together at the vigil , to create an altar of light, remembrance, and protest outside immigration offices. We demand , Each candle and flower honors those who lost their lives in ICE and the families harmed by this system of persecution and separation.

They are not numbers: they are lives, families, dreams, and memories. death We demand justice, accountability, and an end to a system that has caused pain and torn our communities apart.

From our roots, we raise against the criminalization of our communities. Our histories and dignity are stronger than any wall or detention center. .

We demand the , Public resources should strengthen our communities, health care, education, and collective well-being—not fund family separation or the incarceration of migrants.

We will continue organizing, resisting, and raising our voices until we build a future rooted in freedom and , ICE OUT