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From now through Dia de Muertos (November 2), use our toolkit to remember those killed by immigration enforcement. 

Act.

Wear a single flower — any flower. If you can find a cempasúchil (marigold), that is the traditional flower of Día de Muertos — but any flower is an act of remembrance. 

Build.

Get a bundle of flowers or make paper flowers at home. Share them with friends, co-workers, classmates or anywhere people are gathered. When you hand one over, say:  "I'm doing this to remember the people who died at the hands of ICE this year. Would you wear this flower or one like it until Dia de Muertos?"

Organize.

Use our toolkit to build an altar of your own.  Host a vigil. Invite friends, co-workers, classmates or anywhere people are gathered. Let us know about your work, so we can tell others about it. 

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Stand in Solidarity

Add your name to the growing list of people committed to the Solidarity movement. Signing takes just a minute, but it helps build the collective power to create real change.

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