Leilani Clark is a native-born Tucsonan of African American and Native American descent from the Navajo and Tewa (Santa Clara Pueblo) nations. She is a community organizer, activist, and immigrant rights advocate. She is currently working to create alternative community responses to violence outside of the criminal justice system with the Roots to Sky: Decolonial Healing Justice Program, is one of the 2019 co-chairs for Take Back the Night Tucson, and is working to further uncover the silenced her-stories of the Tucson Ethnic Studies Movement.

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