Spaces For Solidarity: Community Panel Discussion

Spaces for Solidarity: Honoring Lorraine Lee is a community-building program launching in the Spring of 2026 that promotes student wellbeing and resilience by connecting them to the outdoors and local histories of activism that bring together the struggle for environmental and social justice. Led by the University of Arizona (U of A) Student Culture and Engagement Hub and faculty affiliated with Asian Pacific American Studies, this program invites all students and community members through three linked programs to learn about and honor the legacy of Lorraine Lee, an environmentalist, activist, and community champion venerated by multiple Tucson communities. 

Save the dates! 

Community Panel on Monday,  February 9, 2026 5-7PM  @ Lotus Lounge Student Space, located at room 409

 Lorraine Lee Hidden Canyon Trail Commemoration Hike Saturday, February 21, 2026 @ Lorraine Lee Hidden Canyon Trail located 3800 W Starr Pass Blvd

 Lotus Lounge Student Space Artist’s Commemorative Installation May 2026, estimated launch. More details coming soon via Lotus Lounge Student Space channels.  

For inquiries, contact Kenny Importante: kimportante@arizona.edu 

The University of Arizona Campus Community Connections and The University of Arizona Office of Sustainability Campus Sustainability Fund presents:

 Spaces for Solidarity Community Panel Discussion: Advancing Environmental Justice & Community Well-Being: Intersectional Solidarities in Tucson.  

Lotus Lounge Student Space (Student Union 409A)
Monday, February 9th 
5:00-7:00PM 

Learn about the impact of Lorraine Lee, a UA alumna in the Women's Plaza of Honor who fought for intersectional social and environmental justice in Tucson! This conversation with community leaders and light refreshments launches the 3-part program of Spaces for Solidarity: Honoring Lorraine Lee, which is supported by the Campus Sustainability Fund. 
Food will be served!

For inquiries, contact Kenny Importante:  kimportante@arizona.edu