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A conversation between community members Blanca Sierra, Mark Adams, and Geovanny Maybe about trauma within the borderlands.

William Thueson England formal portrait standing by a wooden fence holding his hat in his left hand.

Chelcey Adami, a reporter for the Imperial Valley Press in Central California, talks about her experiences reporting on public safety at the border. Adami discusses the linguistic challenges for non-native Spanish reporters and for changes in the…

President Kennedy presents special medal to Frost, with Udall in background, 1962. White House photo by Abbie Rowe.

Aimee Vega Montiel and her organization AMEDI (Mexican Association of the Right to Information) specialize in laws and legislation related to freedom of expression, press, and communication. Montiel discusses AMEDI’s involvement in the reform of…

Signing of the National Trails Bill, October 2, 1968. President Johnson looking at a large map with Udall.

Morris Udall with his favorite typewriter, 1960s or 1972.

The Arizona Launched at the New York Navy Yard
This great battleship, sister ship of the Pennsylvania, was constructed and launched at the New York Navy Yard. Each of these great ships has a displacement of 31,400 tons and a speed of 21 knots. The…

Construction workers carefully place the ship's bell of the USS Arizona as a crane lowers it into its new home, the University of Arizona Student Union Memorial Center

A group of gentlemen identified only as "the Hawaiian team" hangs a wreath on the ship's bell of the USS Arizona in the presence of UA President Alfred Atkinson in the bell tower at the UA Student Union.

Workmen finish the installation of the USS Arizona's ship's bell in the University of Arizona bell tower at the Student Union.

Presentation of USS Arizona bell by Rear Admiral Milton E. Mills to Dr. Alfred Atkinson, President of University of Arizona.

East side of tabernacle.

Short video of Jenny Garcia Mendoza, one of the subject of the Border Narrative Project documenting staff, volunteers and allies of NMILC and their personal stories of immigration.

After censorship was abolished in the Soviet Union in the 1990s, unedited newspaper advertisements began appearing in a special section titled "Messages". The author matched these faceless, nameless advertisements with random old photographic…