10:30 am, Central time, University of the Incarnate Word Kelso Art Center, see the exhibit, "Humanity in Black and White: Photography of the Homeless and Black Lives Matter" and join in conversation with the creator Alejandro Abarca. (Or look at his work with homeless persons https://alejandroabarcacg.squarespace.com/life-under-a-highway and with “Black Lives Matter.” https://alejandroabarcacg.squarespace.com/ 11:15 am Central Time on zoom
https://uiw.zoom.us/j/94043790415 Meeting ID: 940 4379 0415, learn from the Social Justice Leadership class “Building Solidarity” with our unsheltered sisters and brothers and gathering resources for them.

Born in Corpus Christi, raised in San Antonio. Alejandro Abarca's photography shows the injustice within America and uses photography to bring awareness to those afflicted by systematic injustice, as well as those suffering across the world. He says, “My photography conveys a pang of societal guilt. This guilt I hope to spread through contagion. The homeless, a class unspoken for, neglected, and unheard. Black Lives Matter, a movement seeking change in the face of relentless opposition. These are the subjects of my work. They inspire reflection in me, as I hope they do in you.”