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The West Yellowstone News reports on a free clinic where Shahid met with migrant and seasonal workers while health and community organizations connected families with other services. The event ended with a community dinner and reflected a shift from emergency workplace-rights outreach toward longer-term legal, health, and family support.
The clinic was an early example of MIJA's direct community work outside Helena. West Yellowstone's seasonal economy drew workers from around the world, and the event aimed to reduce the isolation that made it difficult for them to find trustworthy help.