I went to Phoenix today to join hundreds of other concerned citizens protesting the signing of SB1070 the unjust and racist immigration legislation by Gov. Brewer. It is hard to believe Arizona...
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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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Our second annual Women on the Border Event was held last week in Sahuarita, AZ. Supporters came together to celebrate the impact persistent and powerful women have had in working towards the cause of justice, from both sides of the border.
BorderLinks Board co-President and UCC minister Randy Mayer shares his thoughts on living on the edge in the Borderlands.
