Elizabeth Miller and Beatrice Morfit, two seniors at The Branson School, have spent the past several years studying immigration and volunteering at asylum shelters along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Their first trip to Nogales, Mexico, in June 2024 introduced them to the daily realities faced by families seeking safety and stability. Deeply moved by the experience, they returned in the summer of 2025 to lead an embroidery workshop for migrant women, creating a space where stories of resilience, hope, and transition were woven into every stitch.
Stitching Stories is not bound by borders, we are guided by creativity that empowers futures and celebrates resilience.
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Your donation directly helps sustain the embroidery program and storytelling workshops at La Casa de la Misericordia, funding materials and creative guidance for the women who take part. Together, we can help them grow beyond the shelter, building connection, dignity, and hope through art.