PUPPETS + RESISTENCIA - Envisioning Justice RE:ACTION

In Lak ‘ech Ala K’in

Tú eres mi otro yo
You are my other me

Si te hago daño a ti
If I do harm to you

Me hago daño a mi misma
I do harm to myself

Si te amo y respeto
If I love and respect you

Me amo y respeto yo
I love and respect myself

Tú Eres Mi Otro Yo

Episode 1: Empathy

“How can we directly name and address harmful behavior?” In the first episode, William Estrada and Jasmin Cardenas show the repercussions of an act of harm and present a restorative justice model of conflict resolution.

Tú Eres Mi Otro Yo

Episode 2: Repairing Harm

“Can we lead with compassion when we are faced with harm?” In the final episode, we look back on several chapters in Adam’s life and ways his family and community respond to the harms created by ICE.

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Jasmin Cardenas

Portrait of Jasmin Cardenas sitting in a chair in a sun-lit studio space

Jasmin Cardenas

JasminCardenas.com

PUPPETS + RESISTENCIA is a collaboration between teaching artists Jasmin Cardenas and William Estrada leading to the creation of bilingual puppet plays exploring the impacts of policing on communities of color. In this two-part series, "Tú Eres Mi Otro Yo," Jasmin and William examine the ripple effects of harm on a family and within a community. From interpersonal harm to the harms enacted against communities through ICE raids, "Tú Eres Mi Otro Yo" explores these themes through an experimental puppet play staged in Estrada's Chicago studio.    

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William Estrada

Portrait of William Estrada

William Estrada

www.werdmvmntstudios.com

PUPPETS + RESISTENCIA is a collaboration between teaching artists Jasmin Cardenas and William Estrada leading to the creation of bilingual puppet plays exploring the impacts of policing on communities of color. In this two-part series, "Tú Eres Mi Otro Yo," Jasmin and William examine the ripple effects of harm on a family and within a community. From interpersonal harm to the harms enacted against communities through ICE raids, "Tú Eres Mi Otro Yo" explores these themes through an experimental puppet play staged in Estrada's Chicago studio.    

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