The final day of the summit begins with a welcome gathering in the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) Hall, followed by a performance by Charlie Reynolds and a reflection circle inviting participants to pause, process, and share as a community.

Contribute to artist Sabba S. Elahi's embroidery project to memorialize the names of children—who were killed by US drone attacks in Pakistan.

A hands-on workshop with artist and organizer Josh MacPhee, inviting participants to engage with his creative and political art-making practice.

Moderated by Miranda Roberts (Yerington Paiute/Chicana), this panel, part of Resisting the Long Wars, the 2026 Veteran Art Triennial, asks how artists reclaim imposed narratives through their practice, building counter-memory, forging solidarity across divided histories, and mobilizing us against the everyday structures of warfare: policing, prisons, borders, and occupation.

An interactive session for makers and thinkers to collaborate, connect, and spark new ideas.

A closing performance by Anna Martine Whitehead brings the summit toward its conclusion through a live presentation that creates space for reflection, embodiment, and collective experience.