Upcoming Events

Walking Each Other Home: Cultural Practices at End of Life
An exhibit at the Arizona State Museum
September 10, 2022 - February 25, 2023
Tuesday - Saturday, 10am-4pm
We are so excited to share with you the beautiful and moving exhibit we have put together (with your contributions!) at the Arizona State Museum. “Walking Each Other Home: Cultural Practices at End of Life” shares stories and traditions documented as part of our End of Life: Continuum project supported by the Arizona End of Life Care Partnership with funds from the David and Lura Lovell Foundation. It celebrates both private and public practices and traditions of caregiving, grieving, memorializing, and preparing and planning for end of life. Videos, images, stories, installations and interactions invites viewers to contemplate their own relationship with and communal practices around death and dying.

More information about the exhibit is here.  There is no opening event, but please save the date, November 19, for a public event celebrating the exhibit. We’ll send more details on that when we have them!

The 10th of each month at 7:00 PM
Vigil to remember Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez,
the 16 year old killed October 10, 2012 by Border Patrol agent Lonnie Swartz, shot in the back while walking down the street in Nogales, Sonora. 
The vigils will be at the site where he was killed, on the Sonora side, in solidarity with Jose Antonio's family. 
If you are interested in the Zoom link, contact
​info@tucsonsamaritans.org
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    Keep Tucson Together LEGAL CLINIC AT PUEBLO HIGH SCHOOL
                    RESUMES EVERY THURSDAY EVENING
     Keep Tucson Together has for years hosted a legal clinic at Pueblo High School every Thursday evening from 5:30 to 7:00pm. That became impossible during the Covid pandemic due to public health regulations.            The KTT Legal Clinic on Thursday evenings has now reopened! The clinic is an amazing gathering of community members seeking legal support, volunteers from the community, KTT staff, and pro bono lawyers. The community-based work continues!
     Keep Tucson Together is a community-based pro bono legal clinic created in 2010 to provide legal representation for persons in deportation proceedings, who rarely can afford to retain counsel. KTT also processes applications for DACA, naturalization, and other forms of administrative relief.