Fronteridades in the News New Program Bolsters UA’s Standing as Borderlands Leader With funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the UA’s Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry will launch a new program... View CHCI Member Launches New Program Focused on U.S.-Mexico Borderlands We are excited to share that the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation is funding a new program... View Mellon Foundation Grant to Support Efforts to Bolster UA as Borderlands Leader "Fronteridades: Nurturing Collaborative Intersections in the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands" is part of the UA's aim to become... View VozFrontera & Startup Unidos to document and innovate waste management practices in Nogales TUCSON, AZ—A new project will engage Nogales youth in ethnographic documentation of... View Nogales Youth Group Aims to Eliminate Waste NOGALES, Ariz. – About 70 percent of seasonal produce enters the United States through... View Partnership with Cultural Center in Nogales, Sonora, Supports Border Artists While public perception of the US-Mexico border centers on militarization and security, the lived experiences... View Waste Not Community Celebration on Nov 16 Join us to celebrate the WasteNot program and the work of borderlands youth... View Confluencenter Creative Scholars Rewrite the Border Narrative through Art Public understanding of “the border” often focuses on militarization and the border wall... View John-Michael Warner Awarded Fellowship for U.S.-Mexico Border Research Dr. John-Michael Warner, assistant professor of art history, was awarded the Andrew W. Mellon-Fronteridades Fellowship for U.S.-Mexico border research... View New mural near port of entry represents Ambos Nogales identity Pedestrians entering the country through the Dennis DeConcini Port of Entry are now greeted by a new piece of street art... View
