Ms. Creosote in my Sonoran Snow Globe
A fifth generation Tucsonense slows down and soaks in plant medicine by Alisha Vasquez When we moved into this house, I knew the creosote bush … Read more
Running with Cicadas
The summer cicada sounds can signal a time for emergence by Celeste González de Bustamante During the hottest summer months in the Sonoran Desert, the … Read more
Life Origins: Painting, Place, and Culture
Artist Al Woody brings El Paso’s stories to the community Interview by Rubi Orozco Santos and Michelle Carreon Al Woody is a Diné artist living … Read more
Radical Hospitality: A 21-Year-Old Tradition Honoring Migrants’ Lives
by Kimi Eisele One evening in early March, two dozen people logged into Zoom to pray, sing, light candles, and share virtual space in honor … Read more
“Buquis a Papuchi”
Cultural anthropologist Guillermo Nuñez reflects on the beauty and resiliency of Sonoran Spanish. Interview by Kimi Eisele What is vernacular Sonoran Spanish? And how does … Read more