Who is your “stranger”?
Story and photos by Saulo Padilla, Coordinator, Immigration Education, MCC US
I am a “Stranger”
In 1993 and 1995, I led a youth group to a conferenc...
The Border/La Frontera – A short video from MCC Mexico
Piñata Workshop in Ciudad Juarez
Posted by Adrienne Wiebe
The Border
http://vimeo.com/55970926
La Frontera
http://vimeo.com/55623458
I am very exc...
Are There Alternatives to Migration?
Flower production project in Guatemala
Para leer en español
By Adriana Koehn, Connecting Peoples Coordinator, MCC Guatemala. Here she reflects on...
Hurricane Sandy and Haiti’s Displaced People
Para leer en español
Linda Bertsche is the Connecting Peoples Co-Coordinator for MCC Haiti. This blog was originally published in http://undertentsha...
Broken Bodies on the Border
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By Adrienne Wiebe, MCC Latin America
On the southern border of Mexico, undocumented migrants from Central America pay with thei...
Caravan for Peace in Mexico ends in Washington DC
A report from the end of the Caravan for Peace across the US which reached Washington DC on Sept 12th. This is a shorten version of the Spanish blog p...
The Peace Caravan visits the School of the Americas, Georgia
Deyssy Jael de la Luz García, Centro de Estudios Ecuménicos/Iglesias por la Paz.
The Caravan for Peace crossed Arizona and Texas, and is now in Georg...
Peace Caravan visits Maricopa Jail, Arizona
The Mexican Caravan for Peace currently crossing the US, visited the infamous Maricopa Jail, Arizona, on Saturday. Jael De la Luz Garcia, a participan...
Mexican Peace Caravan begins to cross USA
The Caravan crosses the border at Tijuana
By Deyssy Jael de la Luz García
This is our first report from Jael, on the Caravan for Peace. Jael is a r...
Immigration from another side of the border wall
Kelly, a MCC SALT participant, is working with a MCC partner organization, Instituto de Estudios e Investigación Intercultural (INESIN) in San Cristob...