Photogallery - US/Mexico Border

Nogales Fieldtrip with Borderlinks

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A full-day excursion on April 1st brought to life our study of migration. We walked on migrant trails in the Arizona desert; interviewed migrants to learn their stories at Mexico’s border patrol Grupos Beta; ate lunch with a family at their home in an informal settlement colonia; walked along the border fence and to the memorial for Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez; spoke with Jesuit priests who work with migrants at the Kino Border Initiative; visited a community center that provides services to make border life more sustainable in Mexico; held discussions about migration and globalization. The fieldtrip was safely guided by staff of BorderLinks, a Tucson educational nonprofit.



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SLICES FOR WEB PAGE HEADERS & ELSEWHERE
SLICES FOR WEB PAGE HEADERS & ELSEWHERE
TO AND FROM THE BORDER
TO & FROM THE BORDER

Desert Walk on Migrant Trails
DESERT WALK ON MIGRANT TRAILS
Highlights
SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS (as in slides above)
Nogales Street Scenes
NOGALES STREET SCENES
Colonia
COLONIA FLORES MAGON, LUNCH

Us
PHOTOS OF US!
Border
BORDER FENCE 2015

HEPAC
HEPAC: HOGAR DE ESPERANZA Y PAZ
KINO
KINO BORDER INITIATIVE
Colonia Kennedy
COLONIA KENNEDY DRIVE-BY

CALEB'S PHOTOS
CALEB'S PHOTOS
SOMOS TAN LIBRES COMO PAPEL!
SAMANTHA'S PHOTOS
US/MEXICO BORDER ART
TYLER'S PHOTOS
KINO BORER INITIATIVE
VENITE'S PHOTOS

Kristin Koptiuch

Associate Professor of Anthropology
School of Social & Behavioral Sciences

New College of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences,

Arizona State University, Phoenix