Lo se, Tienes miedo (I Know You Are Afraid)

by Liliana Romero

I was born in Caracas, Venezuela. Ever since I was young I’ve communicated with the world through letters and words. I draw and write because art has been the sweet honey of my turbulent life.

When Silence is Not an Option

by Bud Conlin

“Every day she asks me: ‘Where’s Papi? When is Papi coming?’”

“I haven’t seen my husband for 3 months.”

Raul is a husband and father of four children who has been mercilessly detained by ICE…

“They want you to get to the point of fainting.”

Building a Community of Support

by Christine Cole

An American Dreamer’s Story of Success

by Conner Martinez

“If Ricardo is sent back, he’ll end up on the streets, without a place to live, without his medications.”

“It was a Saturday when they took the kids.”

Two mothers whose families faced violence and extortion in Central America explain why they risked everything to take a perilous journey to the United States to build new lives here. The 15-year old son of one of them shares his experiences as well…