Almas Haider is an architectural designer, community organizer, and collaborative archivist. For over a decade, Almas has supported the existence and just alignment of South Asian, queer, trans, and non-binary Muslim collectives in the movement for the liberation of Black, Indigenous, and people of color. They have worked most extensively in social justice campaigns related to immigrant rights, detention and deportation, and state surveillance. This informs their understanding and relationship to the built environment. He seeks to support BIPOC land stewards connected to social justice movements and actively engaged in creating self-sustaining communities across the U.S. She believes the vision of these land stewards offers an alternative mode of relating to other people, species, and the land. It can be a model for a sustainable and just existence on this planet.