The PEG Center and Huddle will present an educational panel on issues currently facing immigrants. There will also be art on display and an artist talk. The public is invited to attend and must pre-register

“There is no home unless all of us have one,” said Estey. “In an era of emergency in human rights across our country, who gets to call the U.S. home and who doesn’t has become a reality of otherness and demonizing. Immigrants and refugees in our communities are frightened and uncertain, and we want to lend our hearts and efforts to an understanding of the current state, and to resist, push back and fight for human rights. The time is now. The stakes are enormous. Change happens when we join our energies into a strong force for right actions.”

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