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Short video of Alondra Reyes, one of the subjects of the Border Narrative Project documenting staff, volunteers and allies of NMILC and their personal stories of immigration.

Final report created by the Center for Cultural Power for the Ford Foundation funded project, Reclaiming the Border Narrative

[Note: Revised for appropriate name of the Tohono O’odham Nation]: The border line divides the Baboquivari Mountains and cuts through the Tohono O’odham Nation. Many washes and arroyos, such as the Gu Oidak, San Simon, and Altar, intersect the…

View of the border fence near Monument 108, looking west. Vegetation lines both sides on the fence, and on the left, trees are visible.

View of the border fence and Monument No. 121, near the port-of-entry at the twin towns of Nogales, Sonora and Arizona. Mexico is on the left.

A border fence approaches an arroyo at the San Pedro River. Trees line the other side of the arroyo.

A web archive of project website for Border Crossings Project, which aims to preserve the memory the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on border towns through the testimonies of women whose work and lives depend on crossing the US-Mexico border.

Rows of plants, with Landrum Cemetery in background off U.S. Highway 281.

A photograph of the river bank with many borassus palms in the background.

A photograph of borassus palms that are on the other side of the river.

A photograph of borassus palms that are on the other side of the river.

A photograph taken looking upstream of borassus palms on the river bank.

Booklet commemorating the USS Arizona crossing the Equator in 1936. This event, called a "line crossing" was cause for a wild a colorful ritual where those who had never made the crossing were given an initiation ceremony. This nautical themed…

Book cover for "Too Funny To Be President" by Morris K. Udall (New York: Henry Holt, 1987), featuring photograph of a laughing Morris K. Udall in front of the U.S. Capitol.