WE’RE NOT ALL HERE

Campaign Graphic / Illustration

In response to the collaboration between ICE and the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office, local Chattanooga organizations and community groups launched the “We're Not All Here” campaign to raise awareness and build support for neighbors impacted. The design aimed to capture the heart of the narrative, engage the community, and continue building a strong base of awareness and support. The illustration depicts a neighborhood filled with parents, children, workers, and graduates—representing the diverse people who make up our city. Scattered among them are a few figures shown only as outlines, symbolizing those who are missing or have been forcibly taken. Beneath the illustration, the phrase “We’re Not All Here” reinforces the campaign’s message, honoring those absent and amplifying the call for justice.

Early sketches

Behind the scenes

Exhibited at Stove Works
August 7th - September 18th 2026.

Each spot represents two individuals, 406 in total, who were handed over to ICE by the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office through the 287(g) program between September 2025 and June 2026.

If you'd like to support, consider making a donation to CALEB's Comunidad Care Fund, a mutual aid project that supports our neighbors impacted by immigration enforcement and detention. Visit their website to donate, preorder a T-shirt, or learn more. Every contribution makes a difference.

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