Tag: Human Rights

Love in Public: Hospitality as Resistance

August 29, 2025 AntonLeave a comment

Casa Alterna’s radical hospitality transforms lives and shows love in public as resistance.

Posted in Advocacy, Hospitality, Immigration, Nonviolent resistance, Social Justice, Uncategorized, VolunteersTagged Atlanta Friends Meeting, Beloved Community, Casa Alterna, Court support, deportation surege, Human Rights, ICE field office, Immigrant accompaniment, Justice as love in public, Know-Your-Rights, Moral witness, Nonviolent action, radical hospitality, Volunteer reflections

No Way Back Home

March 14, 2025March 21, 2025 Anton1 Comment

In this season of deep reflection called Lent, we are beckoned into the wilderness—a realm defined not by geography but by the state of the soul. It is a place of testing, struggle, and stark reckoning. In the Gospel narrative, we encounter Jesus in this wilderness: hungry, vulnerable, and solitary, standing defiant against forces bent… Continue reading No Way Back Home

Posted in faith, Immigration, Justice, Lent, solidarityTagged asylum seekers, Beloved Community, christianity, dignity, faith, God, Human Rights, ICE, Jesus in the Wilderness, Temptation and Power, Venezuelan immigrants

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