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How do we cultivate home, in our hands, our daily work, our moments of care? Join us for the second installment of The Quiet Holds Us, a story series exploring interiority through the voices of Black immigrants. In this session, Daniel reflects on gardening, memory, and the small labors that sustain life. Through gesture, story, and attentive presence, we enter his world: a quiet exploration of adjustment, longing, and the places that hold us. We are invited to witness the ways home is practiced, tended, and remembered, even when it can never be fully recreated.