The University of Southern California (USC) Program for Environmental and Regional Equity brings together the voices of an immigration activist, a Clinical Emergency Medicine faculty member, and an artist that has dedicated her life to dignity and justice for all Black Lives to share rich, data-driven stories of their experiences with migrant and incarcerated communities. Panelists will look at transformative alliances of social movements and the role that politics, economics, and culture play in rebuilding our ecosystem. Their hope is to create a dialogue among students, faculty, staff, and community-based organizations to look at the intersections of race, class, gender, and economics in our work.