Our Mission
The Cross Border Network for Justice & Solidarity educates about the imperialist policies of the U.S. and their effect on countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. We challenge Americans to recognize that corporate-driven globalization and militarism are major forces driving migration. We organize for human rights and economic justice by connecting working people and their families in solidarity across borders.
We support workers across borders and who cross borders!
The Cross Border Network for Justice & Solidarity educates about the imperialist policies of the U.S. and their effect on countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. We challenge Americans to recognize that corporate-driven globalization and militarism are major forces driving migration. We organize for human rights and economic justice by connecting working people and their families in solidarity across borders.
We support workers across borders and who cross borders!
JOIN THE NEW BOOK CLUB: BOOKS WITHOUT BORDERS
The Cross Border Network's new monthly book club and discussion group, Books without Borders. It’s an exploration of US imperialism, what are the forces driving it, how the U.S. manipulates foreign governments and economies, who benefits, and its impact on human rights, climate, culture, governance, and migration.
We will explore the connection between US imperialism, racial capitalism and our history as a settler nation as well as how imperialism produces a harvest of immigrants especially but not exclusively in Latin America. We will discuss strategies for change and accountability.
We’ll meet on Zoom the second Sunday of the month at 6:00 P.M. Central time.
Register HERE to get a link to join us on January 9th
The Cross Border Network's new monthly book club and discussion group, Books without Borders. It’s an exploration of US imperialism, what are the forces driving it, how the U.S. manipulates foreign governments and economies, who benefits, and its impact on human rights, climate, culture, governance, and migration.
We will explore the connection between US imperialism, racial capitalism and our history as a settler nation as well as how imperialism produces a harvest of immigrants especially but not exclusively in Latin America. We will discuss strategies for change and accountability.
We’ll meet on Zoom the second Sunday of the month at 6:00 P.M. Central time.
Register HERE to get a link to join us on January 9th
