Our Vision is Migration With Dignity.
March 2023 Fundraiser
Kino Border Initiative Dinner
Horizons of Hospitality
Saturday | March 11, 2023
Brophy College Preparatory
Harper Great Hall
4701 N. Central Avenue,
Phoenix, Arizona
Cocktail Reception and Entertainment | 5:00 p.m.
Program and dinner | 6:30 p.m.
2023 Pope Francis Award
Presented to: David Hill
KBI Congressional Updates: Year in Review 2022
Read and download full report today: Congressional Updates Year in Review 2022 KBI recently published a report outlining the many instances of abuse and mistreatment we encountered when working with the migrants we accompanied this past year. Sadly, President Biden has not kept his promises to restore asylum protections and to create a more humane immigration system. Below you will…
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…
Stories
“My moment has come,” Eva talks about encountering an angel and joining the Revolucionarios.
Today we are offering you an inside look at a conversation we had with Eva, a woman who migrated to…
“I identify so much with Mary,” Teresa shares about her journey and hope.
https://www.kinoborderinitiative.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Teresas-Story.mp4 Teresa is a migrant from Mexico who came to KBI after threats from organized crime made it impossible for…
“People have asked me how I managed to maintain hope.” Roberto shares about his work as a Revolucionario.
“My name is Roberto. I have a wife and three young children. We are originally from the state of Morelos,…
![“[CBPOne] is causing a lot of inequities, that’s what we’re seeing in border towns,” said Pedro de Velasco, Director of Education and Advocacy at the #KinoBorderInitiative to #KOLD this week.
The #CBPOne application continues to present serious accessibility issues for families seeking safety, including lack of language access, technological problems, and very limited appointments.
“The word that we’re hearing a lot is ‘impotencia’ it’s frustrating to not be able to secure an appointment not only for themselves but for their families,” he said.
Support people seeking #asylum by donating your old phone to #KBI today. Many #migrants lack a smartphone to access the application. Give today.
You can mail or drop off donations to:
81 N. Terrace Ave, Nogales AZ, 85621
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520.287.2370
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Recent Posts
17 Steps We Took Towards the Next Horizon in 2022
Last year, we were working dutifully to finalize our new Strategic Plan, finally releasing it in July. As we came to the end of the year, we realized that God…
“My moment has come,” Eva talks about encountering an angel and joining the Revolucionarios.
Today we are offering you an inside look at a conversation we had with Eva, a woman who migrated to Nogales to seek asylum with her son. When she was…
December – January Media Report
Florence Project and Kino Border Initiative Condemn the Biden Administration’s Expansion of Title 42 and Other Anti-Immigrant Policies. We joined with the Florence Project and other Catholic organizations to express…
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
