Member of the search and rescue team Paralelo 31, walks in a desert while on a search mission for the corpse of migrants in Agua Caliente, Arizona, U.S., February 19, 2022. REUTERS/Go Nakamura by Diana Baptista, David Sherfinski Click...
A Border Kindness group heads out just after sunrise. An average group is “usually around 8 to 12 people with an average hike length of 5 to 10 miles,” Cordero says. Image by James Cordero The California-based nonprofit provides...
Click here to listen to the podcast Ep. #47 – We discuss our experience at our first Water Drop with Border Kindness. A truly humbling experience. We can’t wait to go back.
Members of the group Border Kindness drop water and other supplies for migrants in the mountains near the Imperial and San Diego counties border, Aug. 13, 2022. (Zoë Meyers/inewsource) Click here to view the original news story by Sofía Mejías-Pascoe...
Click here to view the original news story By Alisa Reznick Published: Thursday, August 25, 2022 – 5:48am Updated: Thursday, August 25, 2022 – 11:26am Listen to this story Download mp3 (6.61 MB) Alisa Reznick/KJZZ James Holeman maps out...
Joel Smith checks a water station in the desert south of Tucson. (Photo credit: Melissa del Bosque) Click here to view the original news story “No matter who’s in charge or what party it is, the deaths continue.” Melissa...
Click here to listen to the podcast Ep. #46 – Welcome back to South of the 8. We at South of the 8 care very much about border issues and the culture surrounding it which is why we are...
Volunteers with Border Kindness’ water drop program maintain about 100 caches of water and other items for migrants in the desert and mountains of western Imperial and eastern San Diego counties. | PHOTO COURTESY OF JAMES CORDERO Click here...
Water Stations founder John Hunter, right, is shown with volunteers setting up a water station in the desert west of Ocotillo in April. | JULIO MORALES PHOTO Humanitarian Groups’ Efforts Aim to Reduce Migrants’ Deaths in Inhospitable Terrain...