Am I Next? is a public declaration against silence in the face of growing injustice. What began as a response to immigration raids has become a broader stand against racialized targeting and the erosion of civil liberties.

Am I Next? Is collaborating with Galería de la Raza to have San Franciscans join in solidarity and resistance with individuals held in detention centers throughout the United States. With this campaign, we invite the public to join in a collective call to action to denounce the incarceration and family separation being inflicted on our undocumented communities, neighbors and allies. The erosion of due process in the United States has left everyone vulnerable and susceptible to racial profiling leading to an arrest to deportation pipeline. Enough is Enough. Featured individuals showcase the diversity of our community – representing their languages, customs, traditions and experiences that shape San Francisco. It does not distinguish a person’s status, but rather creates a moment of solidarity and visibility towards a collective act of resistance where “El Pueblo Salva Al Pueblo”.

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Every face tells a story. Every story adds power to the movement. This movement is built on individuals—everyday people who refuse to look away and choose instead to be seen.

By sharing your image, you become part of a collective stand—a living reminder that our voices, our faces, and our love for one another are stronger than fear.

Can’t join us in person at Festival de las Américas? You can still submit an image to be part of the larger campaign.

Fill out the form linked below and upload your photo.

By submitting a photo to Am I Next?, you’re helping turn personal witness into public visibility. Submissions may appear on AmINextUS.org, @AmINextOrg, and be projected onto landmarks like the Japanese American National Museum and L.A. Plaza de Cultura y Artes, reaching audiences across the state.