Binational Encuentro, artists and activists gather on the border to perform on behalf of border crossers who identify as female; Memory Lane, Barbara Lewis shares memories of her time at the racially segregated Dunbar School in Tucson; Text, Talk, Act, a new phone-based social app seeks to guide young people through mental health challenges; Far Afield: Roman Barten-Sherman, the young Tucson bluesman performs 'I'm Throwing Up My Hands' #ArizonaIllustrated

We return to the Dunbar Pavilion, home of Tucson's first and only segregated schools for African-Americans, for an update about some of the recent work and new tenants being attracted to that location. UA's College of Social and Behavioral Sciences and the Dunbar Coalition chose Debi Chess Mabie to lead the arts and cultural center for two years as part of a cooperative effort between different organizations. She says things are moving along.