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Our Vision is Migration With Dignity.

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The Day that Needed Fewer Statements and More Listening

The Day that Needed Fewer Statements and More Listening

Yesterday was a day full of statements. The headline-grabbing, blatantly political move of the Biden Administration closing the border to people fleeing violence. The entirely predictable and equally staged reactions of Congresspeople, mayors, and other politicians. Even the flurry from immigrant rights groups, condemning the immorality, illegality, and harmfulness of this administrative action. I knew people were looking to me…

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HUMANITARIAN AID & HOLISTIC ACCOMPANIMENT

Every year, thousands of migrant men, women and children are deported to Nogales, Sonora, Mexico. They often arrive with only the clothes on their … Read more…

EDUCATION

Our education programs include immersion programs for groups and schools, presentations, and resources on our website. Read more…

ADVOCAcy

Our advocacy efforts are rooted in Catholic teaching and are a response to the human realities that we encounter at the border. Read more…

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Hope Is Also a Calling

Hope Is Also a Calling

“If God has sustained me this far, it’s because He still has a purpose for my life.” Elaine speaks these…

When Waiting Becomes Home

When Waiting Becomes Home

“We never imagined Nogales would be the place where we would begin again,” Pedro shared with us one morning while…

“I Don’t Know How to Be a Dad Through a Screen”

“I Don’t Know How to Be a Dad Through a Screen”

“The thing that hurts me most isn’t losing my job or my home. The thing that hurts me most is…

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A Lifetime of Saying Yes

How accompanying migrants deepens the call to religious life  “I do not know what God has in store for me, but whatever it is, I trust that He will give…

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Hope Is Also a Calling

“If God has sustained me this far, it’s because He still has a purpose for my life.” Elaine speaks these words with a calmness that stands in stark contrast to…

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Education: Solidarity A Summer with Purpose

The start of the summer has come with a lot of action towards solidarity. KBI hosted its 11th generation of leaders who participated in the Kino Teens Leadership Days Program….

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KBI By the Numbers

Meals served – 199,420
Migrants that received clothes – 10,061
Migrants that received first aid – 2,628
Migrants received social work accompaniment – 2,424
Migrants that received Covid-19 tests – 1,020
Migrants that received food baskets – 353
Migrants that received shelter – 292
Migrants that received psychological accompaniment – 276

KINO BORDER INITIATIVE
OUR LOCATION IN USA
P.O. Box 159
Nogales, AZ 85628-0159
(520) 287-2370
OUR LOCATION IN MEXICO
Boulevard Luis Donaldo Colosio #384,
Interior A
Colonia FOVISSSTE II
Nogales, Sonora, C.P. 84020

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