Since 1987, BorderLinks has been facilitating delegations in the Arizona-Sonora region and beyond the border to Chiapas, the Copper Canyon, Alamos, Chicago, and Santa Barbara. These immersion visits offer groups …
Read moreInterested in BorderLinks and want to know more about our delegations? This past summer, a group of students from DukeEngage spent time in Tucson studying the many faces of immigration.These brief reports by …
Read moreLooking for a way to engage your community around issues of immigration and the border? Our Community Workshops aim to provide educational dynamics and activities …
Read moreJoin BorderLinks in an educational trip to the Copper Canyon in Northern Chihuahua, Mexico. Learn about the history and contemporary issues of this region in a guided seminar led by …
Read moreThe Hogar de Esperanza y Paz (Home of Hope and Peace) is a community center located in the Bella Vista neighborhood of Nogales, Sonora on the Mexico-U.S. border. The goal of …
Read moreCheck out the latest edition to the Sustainable Food Program: our Taste of BorderLinks cookbook! Inside, you will find a compilation of delicious, healthy, sustainable, and vegetarian recipes inspired by …
Read moreJoin us in a delegation to Chiapas, Mexico. Explore this region of Mexico widely affected by the migration crisis- as a sending state and as a passageway for Central Americans …
Read moreJoin BorderLinks on December 11, 2011 for a Salsa Dancing Social to benefit experiential education in the borderlands!
Seminar for Educators: December 17-21, 2011
The Border Studies Travel Seminar for Educators brings together educators from around the U.S. to participate in experiential education along the border. Participate in cultural exchanges and role playing activities, learn about education legislation, and network with other educators to brainstorm how to address immigration in the classroom.
Join BorderLinks in an educational trip to the Copper Canyon in Northern Chihuahua, Mexico. Learn about the history and contemporary issues of this region in a guided seminar led by the binational BorderLinks staff team. Dates: June 23-30, and February 10-17, 2011.
Register here for your BorderLinks delegation!