Refugee Posters and Art Prints

Stop war with the Ukrainian war victim injured children on Ukraine national flag background. Peace, anti-war crime and support freedom and unity in Ukraine concept.

Everyone is entitled to clean drinking water. Show your support for children around the world who are going without. Proceeds of sales donated to the UNICEF Gifts of Water programme. More information here: https://shop.unicef.ca/water World Water Day is March 22nd.

New Year’s Day War

Like a Song War

This raccoon knows how to stay safe during these crazy times.

Kindness is king.

Israel Bombs Food Air Drops - Front Short while after Egypt dropped food aid, to the starving Palestinian people, the most moral army in the world, bombed the site #SubversiveWare Subversive Ware SubversiveWare

REFUGEES WELCOME (ALT. COLOURS) - ILLUSTRATION SHOWING REFUGEES ON A SMALL BOAT

The perfect t-shirt for all that like Protest, Object, Investigate, Disapprove of Hate, Rally, Striking, Fight for Rights, or Protect, Ideal gift for any Protesters, Democrats, Feminist, Equal Rights Activists, Anti POTUS, Officeholder, or Activists. Featuring unique designs, quirky puns and cool text our tshirts and apparel are perfect to wear to Rallies, Meetups, Assembly, Gathering, Demonstration, Protest March, Mass Meeting, or Marches, If you love fun Anti-Trump tees this is the top for you!

Tear Down The Borders - Immigration

Operation Provide Comfort and Provide Comfort II were military operations initiated by the United States and other Coalition nations of the Persian Gulf War, starting in April 1991, to defend Kurdish refugees fleeing their homes in northern Iraq in the aftermath of the Gulf War, and to deliver humanitarian aid to them. The no-fly zone instituted to help bring this about would become one of the main factors allowing the development of the autonomous Kurdistan Region.

Wet rosehip branch You and I were left without a homeland. \\ I came up with this drawing and T-shirt while walking the dog in the briar thickets.This plant grew in my grandmother's garden and is strongly associated with her home.This is a wonderful metaphor for my homeland now. Probably, this drawing will also be close to many migrants. A homeland that stings to the point of blood, a homeland without roots.

No human being is illegal, People have the right to live a happy, safe life. Refugees are welcome!

Keep Families Together - End Deportations

"Waheed's Mother" is a watercolor painting from the series "We the People." The series reinterprets six classic American paintings to serve as reminders that "America is a nation of immigrants." In featuring minority immigrants and refugees, the series points to the common humanity between America's newcomers to a native born.

Seeking Refuge Is Not A Crime

Will Trade Racists For Refugees

Close the camps. No human is illegal on stolen land.

Nobody Is Free When Others Are Oppressed

“Las Ladrones” is a watercolor painting from the series “We the People.” The series reinterprets six classic American paintings to serve as reminders that “America is a nation of immigrants.” In featuring minority immigrants and refugees, the series points to the common humanity between America’s newcomers to a native born.

With the ongoing migrant crisis in Calis, Dunkirk and many dangerous attempts to cross the English Channel its time to show some support to those who are desperate. To those who have a marginalised voice. Support asylum seekers / immigrants / migrants.

Based on the plaque from the Statue of Liberty -- "Give me your poor, your tired..." A patriotic welcome for Immigrants and Refugees. #ImmigrantsAndRefugeesWelcome

Bisexuals Against Borders

“Freedom from Fear” is a watercolor painting from the series “We the People.” The series reinterprets six classic American paintings to serve as reminders that “America is a nation of immigrants.” In featuring minority immigrants and refugees, the series points to the common humanity between America’s newcomers to a native born.

“New American Gothic” is a watercolor painting from the series “We the People.” The series reinterprets six classic American paintings to serve as reminders that “America is a nation of immigrants.” In featuring minority immigrants and refugees, the series points to the common humanity between America’s newcomers to a native born.

"Goya Soup Cans” is a repeated watercolor painting from the series “We the People.” The series reinterprets six classic American paintings to serve as reminders that “America is a nation of immigrants.” In featuring minority immigrants and refugees, the series points to the common humanity between America’s newcomers to a native born.

Close Detention Centres - Save Asylum Seekers

A family moving west to escape the drought-stricken Dust Bowl. Their Model T Ford has a message on back that reads "Oregon or Bust". Montana, 1936.

"Constanza's World" is a watercolor painting from the series "We the People." The series reinterprets six classic American paintings to serve as reminders that "America is a nation of immigrants." In featuring minority immigrants and refugees, the series points to the common humanity between America's newcomers to a native born.

This poignant design marks World Refugee Day, carrying a powerful message: 'I AM A REFUGEE BUT I HAVE DREAMS.' It's a celebration of hope, ambition, and the human spirit that thrives in the face of adversity.

En Español. "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses..." Spanish version. #ImmigrantsWelcome More: https://loveandresistance.org/node/31

Political asylum is protection provided by the state to individuals who face violence, oppression, or persecution because of their political beliefs, political views, or political activities in their home country.

See you at the border to destroy the borders. Human rights apply to all people, regardless of skin color, nation or religion. Tear down walls and take in refugees.

No One Is Illegal

Based on the plaque from the Statue of Liberty -- "Give me your poor, your tired..." A patriotic welcome for Immigrants and Refugees. #ImmigrantsAndRefugeesWelcome

God is my Refuge