This page contains information about and links out to web archives of independently created and externally hosted websites created by participating Reclaiming the Border Narrative: Storytelling and Cultural Power for Migrant Justice grantees.
These individuals and organizations elected to contribute archived web pages featuring their Reclaiming the Border Narrative project information and/or project documentation to be included in the Reclaiming the Border Digital Archive.
Web archiving refers to the process of collecting portions of the internet to ensure that the information is preserved in an archive for future use. To create a web archive, specialized technology, called web crawlers, capture information which is then able to be presented in a publicly viewable interface through the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine.
Click on these hyperlinks to learn more about the Internet Archive and the Wayback Machine.
While the University of Arizona Libraries obtained permission to web archive these websites, we are not responsible for their content or maintenance. It is the responsibility of the site creator and administrator to secure permission to publish material on these websites or to use that material based upon an informed, reasonable, and good faith application of fair use.
The University of Arizona Libraries make every effort to ensure that it has appropriate rights to provide access to this content in compliance with U.S. Copyright law.
Border Crossings Project
Nourishing Baby
Border Narratives
Storytelling
Ciudad Juarez AC
Transcultural Narratives in the Borderlands
New Native Narratives
Justice for Separated Families
Cruzando Líneas
CHAVALXS