On Wellness: with Soultree, Part 2
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SHOW NOTES
Stolen Lands by Elephant Rebellion︎ Listen on Soundcloud
Stolen Lands is Stephanie “Soultree” Camba(nationofthangs)’s coming out story from 2010 expressing her view of the complexities of immigration and her experience of this unfair, broken system. Stephanie has been painstakingly performing this spoken word piece and finding new meanings each time especially in her reflection of what it means to her and her family. This is the official release of “Stolen Lands” as a completed musical production. Produced by Kari the Illustrator and Engineered by Substance.
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More by Stephanie Soultree Camba
Soultree EP, 2019
︎ Listen on Spotify
Malaginto Single, 2020
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Julian Aguon, What We Bury at Night: Disposable Humanity
hawaii.edu ︎︎︎
Teresia K Teaiwa, “Bikinis and Other S/pacific N/oceans” (1994)
Photo by Leonard Nadel, “Bracero workers being fumigated at Hidalgo Processing Center,” Texas, 1956 nlm.nih.gov ︎︎︎
Chronicles podcast, hosted by Yoce & LunaListen on Apple Podcasts ︎︎︎
Power Not Pity podcast, hosted by Bri
powernotpity.com ︎︎︎
Disability Visibility podcast, hosted by Alice Wong disabilityvisibilityproject.com ︎︎︎
Queer Migrant Future: Joy, Kinship and Soul Based Connection with Alan Pelaez Lopez, Soultree, Yosimar Reyes
︎ Listen on Soundcloud
Mia Mingus
leavingevidence.wordpress.com ︎︎︎
Patty Berne & Sins Invalid
sinsinvalid.org ︎︎︎
Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha
brownstargirl.org ︎︎︎
Mordecai Ettinger & Health Justice Commons healthjusticecommons.org ︎︎︎
Eli Clare
eliclare.com ︎︎︎
Elgin Bokari, Chicago based DJ, Activist, Visual and Performing Artist
elephantrebellion.org ︎︎︎
Tam Tran (activist, filmmaker), LOST & FOUND (2020)
︎ Watch on Vimeo
Cinthya Felix, activist, researcher
“Elusive Communities Project: NCDP mourns the loss of staff member Cinthya Felix”
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NCDP mourns the loss of one of our research staff, 26-year old Cinthya Felix, who was tragically killed in an auto accident on Saturday, May 15, 2010. Cinthya was a passionate advocate for immigrant rights and human rights, an enthusiastic public health researcher, and an equally committed friend and colleague. Cinthya worked tirelessly on one of our central projects, Elusive Communities, which explored the ways that immigrant Mexican communities across the country responded to the novel H1N1 virus. This project allowed Cinthya to merge her passions. The video show-cased on our website is a clip from the documentary, Elusive Pandemic, produced by HITN. We thank our friends at HITN for their permission to show this — it serves as a reminder of Cinthya’s commitment and her enthusiasm. It also reminds us how much we will miss her.
“Undocumented And Unafraid: Tam Tran and Cinthya Felix”
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Andrea Long Chavez, “Undocumented And Unafraid: UCLA Honors The Lives Of Two Leaders In The
Immigrant Rights Movement”
huffpost.com ︎︎︎
ARTIST ECHOLOCATION
Luna X Moya, filmmakeromnitheant.com ︎︎︎
What the Pier Gave Us, 2021
︎ @thepiergaveus
Screened at BAMcinemaFest 2021
BAM.org ︎︎︎
“Sundance Institute’s Accessible Futures Initiative Returns With Virtual 2021 Edition“
variety.com ︎︎︎
COMMUNITY THANK YOUS
Chronicles Podcast hosted by Luna & YoceListen on Apple Podcasts ︎︎︎Kim Lum, Graphic Designer
kimberlylum.com ︎︎︎
Intro/Outro: “Raindrop” by Human BehaviorListen on Bandcamp ︎︎︎