How 'bout gettin a little “hitch in your git along” and comin’ out to join us at the Lazy R Ranch in a beautiful Patagonia country...

Early August on the back porch of one of the apartments in Nogales, Sonora. Veronica embroidered and took part in our Bordadora Project....

This summer we have been housing several single Venezuelan women, ranging in age from 20 to 58. One of them, Veronica, became our ‘dorm...

One of the ways we keep up with Latin American news is by following WOLA - Washington Office on Latin American. From their website: “WOLA...

~ by Liz Militello Human beings may be born with different physical and mental abilities, geopolitical boundaries, or family structures,...

In August 2023 Voices from the Border, along with Sierra Club Borderlands, hosted the second edition of a unique event first created in...

“The Darién Gap is an imposing obstacle on one of the world’s most dangerous migration routes. The remote, roadless crossing on the...

Many asylum-seekers and migrants we service live with Type I and Type II diabetes, high blood pressure, and other life-altering health...

June 1st, 2018 was an auspicious day for Voices from the Border. For those of our readers who may not know, Voices emerged as a direct...

It started when a drone dropped an explosive device on one of the houses where a woman and her three children lived. Our guest told us she k