Death Maps We use these to identify where to focus our efforts, where to leave water and food. October 2019 Deaths that happened this month Humane Borders map of deaths You can search this up-to-date map by region, year, gender, name, etc. For example, you can search for all human remains recovered in 2019, or you can fine-tune it to a specific area.
NEXT Info/Training Sessions SUNDAY JAN 5th 2020 SUNDAY FEB 2nd 2020 SUNDAY MARCH 8th 2020 1:30-5pm Southside Presbyterian Church 317 W 23rd Street Tucson No RSVP needed/just show up!
Donate supplies: Gallon water jugs, socks, food packs, first aid items, gasoline for desert trips, car repairs, all-terrain tires
About Along the Migrant Trail – A Borderlands Portrait Retired Southside Presbyterian Church pastor John Fife, co-founder of Sanctuary, Samaritans and No More Deaths, writes “Michael Hyatt is a documentary photographer whose work exhibits more than words can express. In addition, Michael has been a leading volunteer for 17 years with Samaritans. As he has hiked the hundreds of miles of migrant Trails carrying life-saving water, food and medical supplies, he has photographed courage, spirituality, and death in this beautiful and tragic land.” Sales: Michael’s new book is available at www.michael-hyatt.com. Mail order via PayPal on his website or by check (preferred). $5 per sale supports Samaritans. Price: $40 + $5 postage & waterproof packaging. AZ residents add $3.50 tax. If mailing a check, make it to Michael Hyatt, memo Migrant Trail book. Mail to Tucson Samaritans, c/o Southside Presbyterian Church 317 W. 23rd St., Tucson AZ 85713.
