Newsletter 88 reports on the honorary doctorate awarded David Werner in June 2023 by the Autonomous University of Sinaloa (UAS), at a festive ceremony in the state capital of Culiacán. The UAS was celebrating David's work “helping people in the Sierra Madre of Sinaloa and worldwide improve their well-being” -- as well the publication by its press of the new Spanish edition of David Werner's Reports from the Sierra Madre. The event brought together hundreds of public health workers, disability activists, and friends -- some of whom reconnected with David after decades. As well, important new connections were made -- such as with the family of Arthur Heyer, about whom a revelatory new biography has been written by Arthur's brother, Juan Antonio Heyer Banda. A quadraplegic since an accident at age 17, Arthur went on to study engineering and invent extraordinary new tools and assistive devices that enabled him to live a rich and productive life, as the book's title notes, “without moving a single finger.”