We are deeply grateful with our Borikua Relatives @katari_elvis who gathered in prayer at the same time and on the same day as us for the 2nd Annual “Immigrant” Justice Prayer Walk . From the East Coast to the West Coast, our prayers moved together for migrant communities living under attack.
Before change can come into this world, it must first be carried in prayer, intention, and spirit. Yesterday, our communities walked together across distance, united by love, ceremony, and the belief that no human being should live in fear.
Thank you to all our Brooklyn relatives for carrying the prayers with us. One day, may the North, South, East, and West unite together for our people.
Much love to @vaquero_azul_art and @350seattle Art Team for the banners.
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There are no words in English or Spanish that can fully express our gratitude for everyone who showed up today for the 2nd Annual “Immigrant” Justice Prayer Walk.
The circle would have been smaller without your presence. Thank you to every relative who walked, prayed, sang, carried offerings, shared water, held space, protected one another, and brought your Medicine to the community today.
We come from many nations, many cultures, and many stories, but today we walked together with shared prayers for protection, dignity, healing, and love for our undocumented and migrant relatives under attack.
A special thank you to @shaneloumoses of the Muckleshoot Nation for welcoming us onto the territory and for leading the PrayerWalk through the Ballard Locks. Your presence, prayers, and leadership meant so much to our community.
From St. Luke’s Episcopal Church to Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, every step carried intention. Thank you for helping us create this prayer in motion together.
All Our Relations🫶🏿🫶🏾🫶🏽🌎🫶🏼🫶🏻🫶
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Our elder Blair Anderson, OG Black Panther and guiding force to the Detroit Black Panther Party Honor Guard, speaking at the League of Revolutionary Black Workers Workshop organized by @byp100_detroit alongside Baba Wayne, OG Black Panther.
This workshop was tremendously important. These community conversations around labor, re-evaluating our relationship to the mode of production and reorganizing ourselves toward collectively owning the means of production are paramount as we move to advance the struggle.
As we continue developing autonomous communities independent from the U.S. colonial government, spaces like this help sharpen our innerstanding of what it will take to build the capacity necessary to wield a revolutionary general strike and sustain our people through it.
We deeply appreciate the organizers who brought this together and every speaker who contributed their time, energy, wisdom and lived experience. The political education, historical analysis and intergenerational dialogue shared in this space were invaluable and greatly appreciated. Forward ever. All Power To The People!
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350 Tacoma’s Online Auction is open & ready for your bids!
Thanks to the generosity of community members & local businesses we have a bunch of amazing items–original artwork & signed prints, handmade pottery by @ixiatiletacoma & other local artists, limited edition Black Panther Party blanket, a two-person kayak, selection of vintage Dagoli shirts, plants, gift certificates for local performances & other experiences, vintage glass & water buffalo bone beads, handmade jewelry, one of a kind handcrafts & more!
The auction closes at 12pm on Friday 5/29.
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350 Tacoma is a volunteer-led, 501(c)(3) non-profit, working to make Tacoma a cleaner, healthier, more equitable, & more sustainable place to live. Your support makes it possible to provide a free Community Hub, advocate for better local policies, act as site stewards for little marsh, host trash clean ups, & show up in solidarity for racial, gender, immigrant & economic justice fights. You can make a one-time or monthly recurring donation at 350tacoma.org/donate
Survival 101 CommUNITY Gardening Class
Sun 5/17 from 12pm - 1:30pm
Lakewood CommUNITY Garden
8610 Weller Rd SW
This class will focus on garden planning, garden beds, & no till gardening.
Gloves & tools provided, hands-on activities are optional.
We Feed Us! All Power To The People
🪶🇵🇷Borikua Power proudly presents the 2ND ANNUAL “Unite The Tribes Unification Walk”!🪶🇵🇷
TOMORROW on *May 16, 2026@ 3PM* join us in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park (Drummers Circle) for a powerful celebration of unity, heritage, and resistance. From the iconic arch to the sacred fire, we invite every tribe, every voice, and every heart to walk together for justice, education, and community empowerment-powered by Borikua spirit, Black Panther ideals, and the American Indian Movement.
Shout out to @allmyrelations2025@bpp.wa for the support #UniteTheTribes #BorikuaPower #UnificationWalk
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Today we were getting coolers and supplies ready at Daybreak Star Cultural Center for the handmade Mexican aguas frescas that will welcome our relatives after the 2nd Annual “Immigrant” Justice Prayer Walk on May 16th. 💛
Much love to Daybreak Star Culture Center for once again opening their doors and hosting our community indoors this year. We are deeply grateful that they also welcomed the Prayer Walk last year as we gathered together outside after crossing the Ballard Locks in prayer, songs, food, and community.
So many people have poured their time, prayers, art, songs, rides, food, and love into making this gathering possible for our migrant communities and all our relations.
From the Water Ceremony at Commodore Park to closing together at Daybreak Star, every step of this 2.1-mile walk is carried with intention and prayer for protection, unity, and healing.
Whether you walk part of the route or all of it, we invite you to join us. Bring your flags, your prayers, and your presence.
🗓 May 16, 2026
From one House of Prayer to Another.
📍 Gathering at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Seattle at 12 PM
🚶🏾♂️ 2.1-mile Prayer Walk
🏁 Closing gathering at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center
More info: allmyrelations.info
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