We have previously received 1,500 from FFF MAPA's remainder to their COP26 budget, for supporting Domestic Migrant Workers from Kenya who had been protesting their Consulate's corrupt extra charges for papers and complicity in the traffic of humans, demanding an international investigation. We also received another donation by an anti-war NGO which we have the power not to name, for us in the Global South FFF MAPA to carry out campaigns related to environmentalism and elections: we used the money for a street art mural of an Otter on the cemented  Beirut River bank, where we have also contributed in its reclamation as a public space, guided by a renowned local architect and bio-mimicry expert who studied the composition of nearby forests remaining, and crammed a super dense and fast growing Miyawaki forest: the Beirut RiverLESS Forest. Municipal elections were postponed, though, but we still aim to use this space to amplify Kurdish voices from Burj Hammoud, across the river, towards a realistically secular Lebanese social ecology.