Hannah Estifanos Hannah Estifanos

Wild hospitality on the deadliest borders of the Americas

It’s one thing to know the U.S. government is murdering migrants by driving them into the inhospitable desert with no resources. It’s another thing to walk that death march yourself, carrying their names to a finish line they never crossed.

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Hannah Estifanos Hannah Estifanos

Happy mistakes of my faith

Making mistakes and experiencing “happy accidents” has been a significant part of my time in the kitchen and in front of the stove. My experimenting often welcomes the unexpected and encourages me to let go of the regimented style or belief that things need to happen a certain way. My faith is similar to that as well.

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Hannah Estifanos Hannah Estifanos

Juneteenth and the uncomfortable truth

It is my prayer that Juneteenth 2025 will move us to tell the whole truth about slavery, not just the sanitized version. I pray that we will be compelled to protect truth in our schools, in our churches, in our museums, and in our memories. And I pray we will have the courage to confront those who would rather comfort the powerful than confront the past.

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