Many partners have faced significant challenges due to the U.S. government's withdrawal from USAID and foreign aid, affecting...

Isabel Teresa Molina Avella’s long-term presence in the community has established trusting relationships with diverse partners to find...

See the article below about Maung Maung Tinn and the work of other artists sharing the plight of the people of Burma/Myanmar. NOTE: You...

Irene Fisher, our friend and beloved community leader passed from this life on February 4, 2023. She will be deeply missed and yet, we...

It is a dark era in Myanmar history, but I hope for the day when I am not less than human for being Karen and when we can live in peace....

With families and communities all over the world, we are in shock and pain over the military takeover of the democratically-elected...

Brizia Ceja introduces Bridging Borders' newest partnership, Sisters in Courage; a group of strong women with different life experiences...

Ruby Chacón shares her thoughts on a recently finished mural she created with faculty from the School of Leadership Studies at Gonzaga Univ.

Bridging Borders' partner, University Neighborhood Partners, shares a letter concerning Black Lives Matter.

Reflection 4 in a series that explores how our shared humanity shifts & transcends as we experience COVID-19. Comments are encouraged.

Reflection 3 in a series that explores how our shared humanity shifts & transcends as we experience COVID-19. Comments are encouraged!

Pietera Fraser (University of Utah) shares her March 2020 trip to St. Aloysius Gonzaga Institute of Higher Studies in Taunggyi, Myanmar.

Reflection 2 in a series that explores how our shared humanity shifts & transcends as we experience COVID-19. Comments are encouraged!

Reflection 1 in a series that explores how our shared humanity shifts & transcends as we experience COVID-19. Comments are encouraged!

Carey Traedo discusses her experience supporting livelihood trainings In Mae La and Ban Mai Nai Soi refugee camps in May 2019.

Help us in congratulating Bridging Borders member, Maung Maung Tinn, on his latest powerful contribution as a peace activist and artist.

BB Member, Brizia Ceja, beautifully shares her thoughts on finding "home" between two countries.

From Michael Amayo "On behalf of the University of Utah, and all the teachers of Case Management, I wish to congratulate and thank you...