Opinion writer Lorena Bally spent two weeks this past May helping Dineh elders resisting displacement through herding sheep and planting corn. She met many LGBTQIA+ supporters and they often talked about how their identities inform the ways they want to move through the world and serve community. Lorena’s friends in the picture are Silver (right), a seamstress who teaches how to sew with upcycled fabric, and Akira (left), an organic farmer and documenter.

[Visual ID: Three people standing and leaning in for a fun selfie with grins on their faces. The woman in the middle is the writer, Lorena, who is wearing a checked winter shirt and has brown hair. Right of Lorena is her friend Silver. He is wearing beige pants, a reddish long-sleeved top and green scarf. Left of Lorena holding the camera in her right hand is Akira who is waving a peace sign with her left hand. Lorena and Akira are wearing hats. They are standing in a rugged and remote landscape.]

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