Beginning in September, the University of Nebraska will be joining 150 global partners in the presentation of the Undocumented Migration Project’s Hostile Terrain 94, a pop-up installation meant to shine light on the humanitarian crisis at the US–Mexico border.  This virtual workshop will include a brief history of Hostile Terrain 94 and the filling out of the toe tags that comprise the exhibition itself. Each toe tag represents a migrant who died in the crossing. Through this participatory activity, by filling in the names of those who have died in the Arizona desert, we memorialize and stand in solidarity with these lost lives. After completion of the 3200 tags that make up the exhibition, the tags will be pinned to the exhibition "map," consisting of quilted textile panels offering a gesture of solace and comfort to those whose lives were lost.