May memory be our guide
CPT Aegean Migrant Solidarity
November 11, 2025
Do records truly matter? Does the preservation of memory really matter? Can memory and history be a weapon in the hands of the powerless, for
Do records truly matter? Does the preservation of memory really matter? Can memory and history be a weapon in the hands of the powerless, for
“I would not a little bit but a lot rather live in our village home in the mountains than here in the city,” insisted Haji
October has been a heavy month for the Turtle Island Solidarity Network. We watched from afar as our collaborator Mskwaasin Agnew, an Indigenous (Cree and
“Get out of here! Get out of here! Get out of here!”, shouted Chela on 13 December 2017, as she watched the police destroy her
Each morning in Hebron, the sounds of school children fill the neighborhoods near checkpoints Qitoun, Al-Salaymeh, and 56. The sound of their small footsteps echoes
This week in Agua Prieta, Sonora, MX, in Douglas, AZ, US, and worldwide, migrants and migrant-solidarity communities have joined together to remember “Migrants, missionaries of
Those who now reach the shores of Crete in small and fragile boats come because Europe offers no safe or legal way to seek asylum,
We who come from Iraq and Iraqi Kurdistan have grown up with the painful legacy of Abu Ghraib prison. Before the US army invaded Iraq,
Social movements across the world are struggling to contend with a wave of rightwing populism. In Canada, a neoliberal federal government is rapidly pushing forward
After almost a year of continuous work, I went to Bogotá to visit my family. While I was on the Transmilenio, an elderly man who