Partnering with a diverse array of cultural institutions, elected leaders, and community groups including the American Repertory Theater in Boston, One Art Community Center in Philadelphia, Mass MoCA, Washington Performing Arts Society, Union Station in DC, Arab American National Museum, Chicago International Puppet Theater, Historic Clayborn Temple, Alliance Theater in Atlanta, Ya Samar Dance Theater, Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail, Music Box in NOLA, Urban-15 in San Antonio, Tohono O'odham Nation, Deaf West, and Casa Familiar, Amal's journey received unwavering support and collaboration. These remarkable partners are just a glimpse of the incredible network we had across the country who were all imperative to the storytelling of this important message, offering unwavering support and collaboration to Amal's journey.

From iconic landmarks to poignant sites, Amal's journey encompassed some of America's most significant locations. She visited the US Capitol, where she stood as a symbol of hope and resilience. At the US-Mexico border wall, Amal's presence brought attention to the realities faced by migrants seeking refuge. The Lorraine Motel, a historic site of the civil rights movement, became a backdrop for Amal's message of unity and justice. Fenway Stadium hosted an event where Amal's journey was celebrated amid the vibrant energy of America's pastime. Friendship Park, straddling the US-Mexico border, provided a poignant setting for Amal to highlight the importance of compassion and connection across boundaries.

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