“Memory is also knowing where we came from,” commented Director of Education and Advocacy Pedro De Velasco when reflecting on Day of the Dead celebrations at KBI. Indeed, remembrance is a vital part of creating community and uplifting our shared humanity. The Bible issues the command to “remember” more than 150 times. Holding and sharing memory is bound up with our faith and journey towards Migration with Dignity. It can also be bound up with pain, trauma, and grief. November is an auspicious …Read More
February – March Media Report
Funds to care for asylum-seekers will likely run out in March, leaving people stranded and endangered. In Nogales, Arizona, humanitarian groups are racing to ensure that people on the move have access to services and essential transportation so they can reach shelter and service providers after beginning the asylum process. Previously, federal emergency funds were used to offer humanitarian services and to transport asylum-seekers to shelters throughout Arizona, including Tucson and Phoenix. …Read More
Vecinos: Monthly Giving
We would like to invite you to a very special group of KBI donors we call Vecinos (Neighbors). Vecinos are donors who have made a monthly commitment to financially support our vision of “Migration With Dignity”. From time to time, our Vecinos receive special communication and invitations to events and activities. We hope that you will take advantage of these opportunities to learn more about how your support is making a meaningful difference in the lives of our migrant siblings. These are …Read More