• Home
  • StrengtheningOurRelatives
  • The Prayer Walk
    • Why We Walked
    • Opening at St. Luke’s
    • The Journey
    • The Ballard Locks
    • Water Ceremony
    • Arrival at Daybreak
  • Solstice Parade 2025
  • About The Coalition
  • The Heart Behind the Walk
    • A Night of Medicine
    • Español
    • English
  • More
    • Home
    • StrengtheningOurRelatives
    • The Prayer Walk
      • Why We Walked
      • Opening at St. Luke’s
      • The Journey
      • The Ballard Locks
      • Water Ceremony
      • Arrival at Daybreak
    • Solstice Parade 2025
    • About The Coalition
    • The Heart Behind the Walk
      • A Night of Medicine
      • Español
      • English
  • Home
  • StrengtheningOurRelatives
  • The Prayer Walk
    • Why We Walked
    • Opening at St. Luke’s
    • The Journey
    • The Ballard Locks
    • Water Ceremony
    • Arrival at Daybreak
  • Solstice Parade 2025
  • About The Coalition
  • The Heart Behind the Walk
    • A Night of Medicine
    • Español
    • English

Fremont Solstice Parade 2025

Honoring Migration: First Indigenous-Led Solstice Parade

Resistance Through Prayer & Art.

Migration Is Beautiful: We Are One, Solstice Parade

 

🌞 Solstice Parade for Immigration Justice

 On the summer solstice, we joined the streets of Seattle’s iconic Solstice Parade with an Indigenous-led procession for immigration justice. We walked, drummed, rattled, and danced in prayerful resistance—lifting up the truth that migration is sacred and that undocumented relatives are not alone. 

We Stood As One Indigenous People Of The Americas

1/9

✨ This Year’s Float

 Our float featured a sacred tree adorned with over 100 hand-crafted monarch butterflies, honoring the beauty—and fragility—of migration. Soaring beside the tree were the Eagle, the Condor, and the Quetzal, powerful symbols of the North, Central, and South Americas. Together, they represented a prayer for unity across borders and continents 


Resistance Trough Art:)!

Our Vision


 This offering was a collective act of love, ceremony, and defiance. The monarchs carried a message: as climate collapse intensifies and milkweed disappears, their ancient migratory journey becomes harder to complete. Their struggle is not unlike that of our human relatives fleeing violence, poverty, and climate devastation. We showed up to honor their sacred paths and to call for a world that respects all beings—winged and walking alike.  In the spirit of resistance and reverence, we danced our stories into the streets, making it known: we are still here, and we are still rising—together. 

The Work Behind The Prayer

In The Making Of The Birds

This Year's Float

Answering the Call: Standing With Our Undocumented Relatives

Solidarity is medicine. We showed up together — for the undocumented, for the ancestors, and for All Our Relations. 🦅🦋✊🏽

Copyright © 2025 All My Relations - All Rights Reserved.

Powered by Chiapas Education Project

This website uses cookies.

We use cookies to analyze website traffic and optimize your website experience. By accepting our use of cookies, your data will be aggregated with all other user data.

Accept