Our aim has always been to see a world where migration with dignity is possible. In pursuing that end, it is truly amazing to see the road traveled and how much ground we’ve covered. KBI’s humble origins begin as far back as 2006, when Madre Engracia and the Missionaries of the Eucharist recognized the growing need to serve the migrant population being deported back after crossing the desert. Nogales had become a central point for deportation along the U.S.-Mexico border, second only to …Read More
May-June Announcements
KBI is seeking a Development Coordinator to join the team: This is an excellent opportunity for someone with administrative skills and experience who would like to grow into a professional fund development role. Read the full job description here Applications for summer and fall volunteer positions are still open: Kino Border Initiative thrives because of the dedication and solidarity of volunteers from both sides of the border. For more information click here. Congratulations to Lucas …Read More