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Quarantine Portraits - Robert Anthony Villa
A portrait of Robert Anthony Villa.
Quarantine Portraits - The Casillas Family, Celina, Pauly, Elise and Lucy
A portrait of the Casillas Family: Celina, Pauly, Elise and Lucy.
Quarantine Portraits - The Powell Family, Ellis, Mike, Annie and Marlon
A portrait of the Powell family: Ellis, Mike, Annie and Marlon.
Quarantine Portraits - Trayce Peterson
A portrait of Trayce Peterson.
Quarantine Portraits - Water main break, John McNulty
A portrait of John McNulty.
Quarantine Portraits - Water main break, Nola LaRochelle, Joesy Scott, Amanda LaRochelle and Jake Scott
A portrait of Nola LaRochelle, Joesy Scott, Amanda LaRochelle and Jake Scott.
Quarantine Portraits - Wyatt Berger
A portrait of Wyatt Berger.
Quarantine Portraits - Yu Yu Shiratori
A portrait of Yu Yu Shiratori.
Interview with Jason Buch
Immigration reporter Jason Buch tells of his experiences covering stories around the Texas border cites, discussing issues of violence and insecurity, especially the “zone of silence” in Coahuila and Tamaulipas. Buch addresses money laundering…
History of the reformation of the Church of England
Original title: Historie van de reformatie der kerke van Engeland / in het Engelsch beschreven door Mr. Burnet, en nu uit den zelven vertaalt.
Interview with Vicente Calderon
Vicente Calderón, editor of a news blog TijuanaPress.com, has spent over 20 years working in covering news on various media (radio, TV, and online) for audiences on both sides of the border. He discusses how his work on both sides influenced his…
Interview with Sergio Haro
Sergio Haro, journalist with La Zeta, talks about his beginnings as a photojournalist and his experiences dealing with government corruption and organized crime. Haro mentions how with the arrival of the federal forces in the border area in 2012, …
Interview with Carlos Orlando Lima Chavez
Carlos Orlando Lima Chavez, editor for La Cronica, talks about how the risks of reporting news on public safety led to self-censure by Mexican journalists and to the development of protocols by the media to minimize these dangers, especially since…
Interview with Omar Antonio Martinez
Omar Antonio Martinez, photojournalist, talks about the risks of capturing images of violence in Mexico and shares many of his personal experiences in the field and how these have affected him.
Coolidge Dam postcard
Postcard from Coolidge Dam in Arizoa addressed to Sr. Ignacio de la Torre, 1934.
Carnegie Library, Tucson, Arizona postcard
Postcard of Carnegie Library in Tucson, Arizona, addressed to Sra. Matilde Belayo.
December 28, 1898 letter from Colin Cameron, Chairman of the Live Stock Sanitary Board to E. L. Vail
Letter to Edward L. Vail (December 301898) from Colin Cameron, the Chairman of the Live Stock Sanitary Board for the Territory of Arizona. It discusses Cameron's opinion on the current cattle laws, centralized slaughter for butchers, fines for cattle…
Interview with Ramon Dario Cantu Deandar
Ramon Dario Deandar discusses his work as editor in chief of a newspaper in Nuevo Laredo. Deandar also describes the danger of reporting on organized crime and corruption and argues how female journalists tend to be more responsible in a profession…