A group of students and professors began to tape grid squares to the exhibit wall, which will help with the future placement of geolocated toe tags that show the exact location where the remains of deceased migrants were found.
Prof. Xavi Escandell and Anthropology Department student worker Da Hye aligning grid squares.
Grid squares along the U.S.-Mexico border have been place. Most of the toe tags will go at the bottom showing the geography of violent U.S. border policy. Students from left to right: Avajane, Jorge, Da Hye, and Kyle.
Student volunteer Julia (left) leading an impromptu toe tag workshop at Bucksbaum.
Video showing the first 6 toe tags being placed on the exhibit wall.
