Tales of Humanity
Sarah Towle, Kate Scott & Tony Heath, Russ Mcspadden, Virginia Maria RomeroAs I illustrate in Crossing the Line: Finding America in the Borderlands, there IS a better way to respond to Forced Displacement and Global Migration: Welcome with Dignity. Because hope knows no borders. Cruelty is not okay. And there is no "right" way.
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Author of the award-winning book, Crossing the Line: Finding America in the Borderlands. "A powerful exposé of the human costs of America's immigration policies" (Kirkus Reviews), it transformed into a must-read manual for resistance on Nov 5, 2024.
Scott and Heath founded nonprofit Madrean Archipelago Wildlife in 2017. They advocate for wildlife, human rights, and the health and protection of the environment.
Russ McSpadden is a writer, poet, and environmentalist. His work examines border militarization, mining, state violence, and the fragile persistence of borderlands biodiversity.
My work, a commingling of pigment, touch, and spirit, moves towards shape and purpose.
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