Obvious for the roughness of it, I've been out of practice but I'm determined to finish this. https://www.instagram.com/p/COYmRN2BAa8bItMKosPRfI-CgHomTBjfOPvNx00/?igshid=14hog1g7ppxcs
Happy #pieforbreakfast day! Made the family a cheesy breakfast sausage spinach quiche, and a pumpkin pie with praline pecan bits https://www.instagram.com/p/CLPbpQwh2e-KlapKU16sz2PoTXula8IRqeKIPE0/?igshid=g99sz7xx2s48
Government agencies are grappling to respond to the number of immigrants coming into the country. Many tax-funded shelters housing immigrants are overcrowded, and there are reports some have substandard living conditions. We’ve compiled a list of organizations that are mobilizing to help.
American Gateways provides legal services and representation to detained parents. It’s seeking volunteers to represent low-income individuals and families.
Annunciation House shelters families detained and separated by ICE on the El Paso/Juarez border.
Baker Ripley’s team of immigration attorneys is providing free or low-cost legal services throughout the Houston immigrant community.
Diocesan Migrant & Refugee Services says it’s the only full-service immigration legal aid clinic serving low-income immigrants and refugees in the southwestern U.S.
Immigrant Families Together works to bond out asylum seekers and reunite them with their children. It also provides food to families and government and foster-agency-approved housing to expedite reunifications. The group is accepting donations.
Immigrant Justice Now is working to provide supplies, like bus tickets, Pedialyte, shoes, prepaid cellphones and underwear, to immigrant families and children.
Justice for Our Neighbors provides free and low-cost legal services to immigrant individuals and families in Texas.
Kids In Need of Defense partners with major law firms, corporations and bar associations to create a nationwide pro bono network to represent unaccompanied children through their immigration proceedings. Volunteers don’t need to have immigration law experience.
La Posada Providencia in San Benito runs a shelter for people in the legal process of seeking asylum, residency or some other legal alternatives.
The El Paso-based Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center provides legal representation to asylum seekers. It’s accepting donations.
RAICES is a nonprofit that provides free and low-cost legal services to immigrant children, families and refugees in Texas. It’s accepting donations and volunteers at its website.
South Texas Pro Bono Asylum Representation Project is looking for volunteers and attorneys (even ones not experienced in immigration law) to provide legal services to asylum seekers detained in South Texas.
Texas Civil Rights Project is looking for bilingual attorneys who can help represent detained and separated parents during their immigration proceedings.
The Children’s Immigration Law Academy has pro bono attorneys representing children in immigration-related proceedings. It’s also providing specialized training to legal service providers and volunteers who are serving unaccompanied immigrant children.
The Human Rights Initiative of North Texas provides free legal services to immigrants who are seeking asylum in the U.S. and immigrants who are victims of violence.
The Migrant Center for Human Rights is providing free and low-cost legal services for detained asylum seekers in Texas.
The Thanks-Giving Foundation is taking volunteers and donations to help with the Oak Lawn Methodist Church Respite Center. The center is where some of the overflow asylum seekers are being sent from El Paso while en route to their families and sponsors in the U.S.
The Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights is accepting donations that will go toward providing more child advocates for immigrant kids inside the detention centers weekly and accompany them to immigration proceedings.
Together Rising is collecting money that’ll go toward defenders, prosecutors and advocates who are working to reunify immigrant children with their families.
if links are broken, pls click on article to find this list. If you can’t donate, call your reps and local officials, especially mayors, county executives, and sheriffs to not participate or assist ICE in their raids, and to not allow your local county jails to be used a migrant detention centers through the 287g program.
one of my final college assignments! we were given a small excerpt of The Circus of Dr. Lao to let it inspire a totally new story. i wrote a short story about a young boy and an ancient water serpent! 💧
Its finally complete and here… So first off huge thank you to everyone who backed this on ko-fi and funded the project letting me work on this beast as if it were a job.
Huge thank you to Amber @ambercragg !!! without your co-writing and headcanon exchange this wouldn’t have been the same, thank you so so much.
Thank you to tiff @tiffbaxter and gabo @silvermender for letting me slide you the script and yell about how many pages i had left.
Extra materials about the comic can be found here, script, 3D model of the set, thumbs, continuity cutouts etc. This might be available for print at some point so keep your eye out for that !!
And with that, please enjoy, this comic is set fairly soon after the spider verse movie events.
“The Blood Sucker”, the first short story.
Art by @schpog-art ( Instagram | Ko-Fi | Twitter | Behance )
Story by @glasmond ( Instagram | Gwenbari’s Instagram )
Contact: gwenbari.rosenhain[at]gmail.com
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