Tuesday, September 17 // Doors open at 6:00 PM // Interactive Storytelling Session at 6:30 PM // Free Admission, All Are Welcome // Light Refreshments // Hosted at The ZACC, Downtown Missoula

Join us for an inspiring evening as refugees and immigrants in the Missoula community share what home means to them!

"What does home mean to you?" This simple question can spark a profound journey of reflection, especially for those who have experienced displacement or migration. Here in Missoula, the refugee and immigrant neighbors bring rich tapestries of experiences that redefine the concept of home.

For the fourth consecutive year, Soft Landing Missoula's Stories of Home project invites us to explore the diverse and nuanced meanings of home. We delve into the homes left behind and the new ones forged; the homes we aspire to build and those that live on in our memories; the homes found in physical spaces and those discovered in the embrace of community.

Join us for an immersive evening featuring a collection of multimedia narratives. Through a blend of photography and heartfelt written accounts, we'll share the stories of individuals who have made Missoula their new home after journeying as refugees and immigrants.

The highlight of our gathering will be a moderated panel session with project participants. This intimate dialogue, combined with powerful visual and written narratives, aims to amplify the voices of our new neighbors and illuminate the universal experiences that connect us all – regardless of where we call home.