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Welcome to BorderLinks

Women on the Border 2010

Our 2nd annual Women on the Border Award was a great success, with many nominations and qualified candidates. Read more

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Copper Canyon 2010

Come join us on an educational trip through Copper Canyon in Northern Chihuahua, Mexico. Read more

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Children's Food Security

Our Children's Food Security Program supports 100 kids, while educating them and their parents about health, hygiene and home gardening. Read more

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Chiapas Day of the Dead

A BorderLinks delegation participant lights a candle at the foot of an altar in rural Chiapas during a Day of the Dead ritual. Read more

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Sustainable Food Program

Our on-site garden, which forms part of our Sustainable Food Program, is a joy to work in and provides a significant amount of food. Read more

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Water Bottle in the Sonoran Desert

Water bottles like this one, which has been painted black to blend in at night, are a reminder of those crossing through the desert. Read more

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BorderLinks is an international leader in experiential education that raises awareness and inspires action around global political economics. As a bi-national organization, BorderLinks brings people together to build bridges of solidarity across North and Latin American borders and to promote intercultural understanding and respect.

Today, BorderLinks’ educational programs focus on issues of immigration, community formation, sustainable development and social justice in the borderlands between Mexico, the U.S. and beyond.  Explore our many educational opportunities in the U.S. and Mexico. Learn about our Casa de Misericordia programs in Sonora, Mexico. Join us in educating for positive social change, for hands-on opportunities that counter despair, poverty, oppression, and ignorance and celebrate projects of hope, creativity, sustainability and solidarity.

- Rev. Delle McCormick for the BorderLinks community.

For the past five years, Rev. Delle McCormick has served BorderLinks with remarkable leadership, energy, and compassion as the executive director.  As she moves on with her next steps, please join us in celebrating her spirit and commitment.

Want a better sense of what a BorderLinks delegation entails?  These brief reports by students at ASU West and this blog by students at the University of Michigan give wonderful first-hand accounts of the BorderLinks learning experience through the eyes of university students.  These blog entries from members of Broad St. Presbyterian Church demonstrate the variety of programming that we provide.  Please check them out!

Read BorderLinks' response to the State Department Travel Alert to Mexico.

 

Celebrating Delle McCormick's Work

As Rev. Delle McCormick leaves after five years of service as our executive director, we cordially invite you to join us in celebrating her remarkable BorderLinks leadership.
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SB1070 Workshops

Are you in Arizona in solidarity against SB1070? Then join BorderLinks in our newest event.  You are invited to participate in our Summer Session Border Teach-In!

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Delegation in Solidarity Against 1070

Join BorderLinks, from July 26- 31, in an educational delegation for all in support of immigration reform.
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Interviews about the Arizona Border Reality

Watch recent interviews with Rev. Delle McCormick and others related to BorderLinks regarding the Arizona border reality.

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