2:00 PM - 4:00 PM, April 11th - April 14th 2022 Location Cramer Hall 287 Cost / Admission Free and Open to Public Contact mtankha@pdx.edu Share Facebook Twitter Add to my calendar Add to my Calendar iCalendar Google Calendar Outlook Outlook Online Yahoo! Calendar You're invited to participate in Hostile Terrain 94, a participatory art installation hosted by the Anthropology Department in collaboration with the Undocumented Migration Project. The installation is made up of approximately 3,200 handwritten toe tags representing persons who have died in the Sonoran desert of Arizona, largely from dehydration and hyperthermia, trying to cross the US-Mexico border. These tags include the names, age, sex, cause of death, condition of body and location for every person whose body has been recovered. The tags are then placed on a wall map in the exact location where the remains were found. The workshops listed below ask volunteers to come fill out the toe tags and to bear witness, emotionally connect, and memorialize the lives lost. Monday, April 11: 2-5pm Tuesday, April 12: 12-2pm; 3-5pm Wednesday, April 13: 2-5pm Thursday, April 14: 12-4pm Join anytime and stay as long as you can. Refreshments will be provided. Save the date for the grand opening on April 20 at the White Gallery. art diversity and multiculturalism global events