The REZ an urban eatery LLC

10/15/2026

Ahhhhh. La sad

The neighborhood spot has served massive egg rolls and savory pork noodles for generations. Soon, it will say goodbye.
https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/food-drink/phoenixs-oldest-chinese-restaurant-to-close-after-84-years-40707166/

05/06/2026

🗣There is no version of the “Safe Medical Treatment and Food Distribution in Parks” ordinance G-7467 that can be implemented without causing preventable harm, suffering, and death. Phoenix deserves better. CARING FOR PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE A CRIME.

While the Safe Medical Treatment and Food Distribution in Parks is under the guise of creating safety, it will have the opposite effect.

Removing access to care in parks will not remove the need. Instead, it will dismantle critical low-barrier infrastructure that enables people to access care, prevention services, and support. By restricting and criminalizing access to care, the ordinance undermines proven life-supporting, lifesaving, and life-affirming services, pushes people further away from care, and overburdens an already strained emergency response system. Our community is safer and more supported when everyone has access to more services, not fewer.

Alarmingly, the revised ordinance explicitly bans and criminalizes the distribution of intramuscular naloxone (FDA-approved overdose reversal medication) in parks, all while AZ had a 20% increase in overdose deaths in 2025. We need to expand access to life-saving services, not create more barriers by criminalizing care. Syringe services programs save lives. Harm reduction saves lives.

Take action: The message to the Phoenix City Council is clear: Reject the revised ordinance and repeal the original.

Use linktr.ee/rejectandrepeal or scan the QR code for more information and ways to make your voice heard.

05/03/2026

Hózhó: The Diné Path of Beauty & Healing.

To walk in Hózhó is to walk in Beauty—in a state of profound balance, harmony, and right relationship with Earth and all living things.

For generations, the Diné (Navajo) people have held this sacred teaching at their core. Yet, history brought immense disruption—from the Long Walk to boarding schools, and cultural erasure.

How does a community return to harmony after such deep scarring?

The new film, Little Singer, offers an intimate window into Dinétah (Navajo Nation) today. It is a story of resilience, where the vision of a medicine man became a school, and where ancient peacemaking traditions are restoring harmony to the community. It is a testament to the enduring power of walking the Beauty Way.

Join us May 26–28 for the live global premiere and a 3-day immersive gathering with Diné elders, healers, and youth leaders.

Registration is by donation (including $0). Save your spot below.

Register to view the FULL film and gain access to the 3-Day Live Online Event with Diné Voices. You’ll be invited to make a donation of any amount (even $0), with the option to upgrade to the 12-film journey and talk series.