Internet Resources

Borders & Identity
Explores the nature and complexity of the movement of peoples, cultures, ideas, and objects across the U.S.-Mexico border. Drawing from the vast and interdisciplinary collections of the Smithsonian Institution's museums, libraries, and archives, this site features the stories and artifacts of U.S.-Mexico migration.

Frontera Norte Sur
Monthly report on the Borderlands of North Central Mexico, updated daily. Features reports across all topics and disciplines.

CHICANO! History of the Mexican American Civil Rights Movement (bilingual: English/Spanish)
The Series-related Resources page has photos and descriptions of the Chicano! videos, teaching and resource guide, and other materials.

Mexico-US Border Programs
Lists various internet links on issues of the Mexico-US Border. Information compiled by American Friends Service Committee.

Migration in History
Presented by the Smithsonian Institution, Migrations in History explores the nature and complexity of the movement of peoples, cultures, ideas, and objects. Drawing from the vast and interdisciplinary collections of the Smithsonian Institution's museums, libraries, and archives, this site features the stories and artifacts of migration--what happens when people move, what they take with them, what they leave behind, and how they make their new place home.

Special Contributions

BORDER VOICES, KTEP Radio

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	Crossing Card by Orswaldo Zavala
	Interviews of border crossers waiting for their Border Crossing Card at the international bridges of El Paso-Ciudad Juárez.
	San Elizario, Texas, Geneology and Historical Society by Rey Sanchez
	History of San Elizario, Texas, and struggles to maintain family traditional values as told by citizens of the town.
	El Paso Trolley Company by Norma Nadine Gamboa
	Perspective of tourists travelling into Ciudad Juárez on the trolleys.

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