Borderlinks

“990 will be reviewed by borderlinks' president and treasurer.”

“Documents made available upon request.”

“Through dynamic educational experiences, borderlinks connects divided communities, raises awareness about the impact of border and immigration policies, and inspires action for social transformation. Borderlinks follows a place-based, popular education model, and highlights the voices of those who are directly impacted by border policies. Borderlinks offers delegations (immersion travel programs) and workshops in the united states and mexico that focus on issues relating to migration, history, border infrastructure, impacted communities, grassroots organizing, and social justice.”

“Hundreds of diverse people from across the us and beyond participated in educational programs in southern arizona, along both sides of the us-mexico border. These delegations (immersion programs) vary in length from 1 day to several weeks. Shorter workshops and speaking engagements are also offered to churches, schools, and community groups. Borderlinks offers in person and virtual programming options. Participants learn first-hand about many complex issues relating to immigration, including social justice, border militarization, environmental impacts, and grassroots organizing, by meeting with community members in the borderlands, and engaging in reflection and action-planning. Borderlinks also offers staff time, dorm and meeting space, or other support to organizations and individuals aligned with our mission.”

“Line 2a: as of the date that this return was filed, a review of the financial statements has not been performed by an independent accountant for fiscal year ended june 30, 2022. A review is occurring concurrently with this filing and will be completed by june 30, 2023. Line 2c: the organization has a committee that oversees the review process.”