With support from the California Arts Council, East Bay Sanctuary Covenant will facilitate a series of trauma-informed arts workshops for low-income immigrants, using diverse artistic mediums (film, dance, spoken word, and visual arts) to promote healing, artistic expression, and broader narrative change. Our workshops offer a safe and brave space for our priority populations—Maya Mam Indigenous immigrants, climate refugees, unaccompanied minors, new citizens, and LGBTQ+ asylum seekers—to receive mentorship from teaching artists from local arts partners and grow their artistic voice and expression. Participant-artists will then have the opportunity to share their original artwork in community events including art installations, film screenings, classroom presentations, virtual exhibits, and a final art show. Events celebrate the artists and their creative work while increasing empathy and engagement around immigrant justice among the broader public.