A Bilingual Children’s Book…
A bilingual children’s book about a boy who trades places with a bear cub, teaching both characters valuable lessons about home, family ritual, connection and mutual understanding.
T-shirts, Wristbands & Posters
Show your support for human rights and justice at borders! This tee features migrating monarch butterflies moving around a globe with the tagline“human rights, safety and dignity for all migrants and refugees”.
Designed by Guillermo Prado of 8point2.com, and modeled by NNIRR s 2016 summer interns: Kristen Gardner, Rani Hanstad and Faviana Schectman.
These simple but powerful wristbands are light-blue silicon with white print.
This poster commemorates International Migrants Day with both limited edition hand-screened prints and printed poster versions.
Designed by Favianna Rodriguez who is also behind the artwork of this website.
Poster print of artwork painted by artist Liz Phelps as a benefit for NNIRR.
Poster description
Artist rendition of migrant children at the border, this artwork evokes both the injustices and hope experienced by migrant children.
Printed on high quality Innova matter paper, the piece measures 16” x 16′, perfect for standard frame.
Artist Bio: Liz Phelps
My concern about immigrant rights began with the fact that my father came to this country as a refugee. I taught art and English to newly arrived immigrants at the high school level. For the past 20 years, I’ve enjoyed raising my twin sons. Throughout the years, I’ve continued to paint, including some murals. Now that my sons are off at college, I have more time to create art. I’m particularly interested in art that addresses social justice issues
Artisan Greeting Cards
We are so excited to share these four beautiful pop up cards that have been donated to us as a part of our fundraising efforts this year!
Each card was made by sisters Adia (age 16) and Assata (21), from Georgia. See flat version of the designs here.
From the artists:
My sister and I have really enjoyed creating this series of pop up cards for the NNIRR fundraiser. We are children of immigrants
and it meant a lot to use our art towards something we care so much about.
Each card is made up of several layers so that every part has a tactile element to it. We used a variety of materials: paint, alcoholic markers for the people, and mosaics of construction paper (my sister’s technique) for the butterflies and many other elements throughout the cards.
10 pack Assorted Folding Cards
The beautiful designs are flat versions of the pop-ups made by the talented young artists, Assata and Adia Davis for NNIRR.
Sold in packs of 10 (2 cards each of 5 designs), greeting card style (6″ x 4″)
See all designs here.