In a world grappling with care for refugees by the thousands, this concert seeks to amplify the dignity of their voices and investigate how imagination promotes social justice by showing us a way to visualize a possible world. The role of the imagination is essential in breaking through the rigid structures and limited perceptions that prevent people from envisaging possibility, and this concert uses its distinct platform in dance to present a humanistic vision of compassion, community and connection. Our performance features Mexican choreographer, José Limón's glorious dedication to the devastated communities in war-torn Europe, Missa Brevis and invites you to ask the question, “What is home to me, and how can we imagine a global home?”