(Español abajo) Today, on Easter Sunday, Ana Laura gives her summary and closing statements as we relive what we have seen these past 40 Days of Lent. Thank ...

Day 40 of 40 (Español abajo) My name is Hannah Throssell. I am Diné (Navajo), Tohono O'odham, and Akimel O'odham. I'm pursuing dual majors in Psychology and ...

Day 39 of 40 (Español abajo) My name is Chelsea Privette, and I am a Ph.D. student in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences at the University of Arizona and...

Day 38 of 40 (Español abajo) My name is Squirrel Lovelady. I am a Christian, and a United Methodist who is active in my church. “The church does not have a r...

Day 37 of 40 (Español abajo) My name is Marygrace Ghio I am a DACAmented student. I was born in Peru and have been in the US for almost 15 years. I'm involve...

Day 36 of 40 (Español abajo) My name is Hannah Bonner, and I’m the Director of Frontera Wesley. This is a photograph of me earlier this month standing with o...

Day 35 of 40 (Español abajo) My name is Dario Andrade Mendoza and I'm lucky to be a DACA recipient. I'm also the Communications Co-Director at ScholarshipsA-...

Day 34 of 40 (Español abajo) I’m Erendida Robles, I am a DACA recipient currently attending Pima. Im studying youth service and volunteering with scholarship...

Day 33 of 40 (Español abajo) I’m Mira Patel, I am a DACA recipient from Prescott Arizona. I am currently a junior at the U of A. I was born in the UK and I w...

Day 32 of 40 (Español abajo) In closing the second temptation, we recap the importance of allyship and direct action. Someone who claims love towards all but...

Day 31 of 40 (Español abajo) Many US citizens assume that someone having been in custody somehow makes them dangerous or a criminal; what they forget is that...

Day 30 of 40 (Español abajo) If hope is an act of defiance, then Josue Saldivar may just be it’s best ambassador. Knitting together strength and compassion, ...

Day 29 of 40 (Español abajo) The words stated in John 16:33 : “Here on earth you will have many trials and sorrows; but cheer up, for I have overcome the wor...

Day 28 of 40 (Español abajo) ScholarshipsA-Z is a local non-profit organization that works to make higher education accessible for all regardless of immigrat...

Day 27 of 40 (Español abajo) As immigrants who are fleeing violence, oppression, hunger, poverty and fear, asylum seekers should be received with hope and a ...

Day 26 (Español abajo) One of the simplest forms to show honor, respect, dignity and gratitude towards someone is to ask for consent. In this picture Ana Lau...

Day 25 of 40 (Español abajo) Zaira Livier of L.U.P.E. "I am an organizer with LUPE and part of the core leadership. Lucha Unida de Padres y Estudiante, Unite...

Day 24 of 40 (Espanñol abajo) Words from a Tucson college student, "Temptation comes in many forms including emotional tolls. A constant method of oppression...

Day 23 of 40 (Español abajo) It’s not uncommon for a mother newly-arrived at the Inn Project to smile as she recognizes the woman her friends have told her t...

Day 22 of 40 (Español abajo) In Matthew 25:36, Jesus says, “I was in detention, and you came to me.” This week, on Wednesday, March 7, Alejandra Pablos, a wo...