Download Resources for Families, Advocates, and Community Members
Resource lists are available below that include information related to the four U.S. Southwestern states represented in the project. Resources include links to medical-legal and organizations working in the forensic context of migrant deaths who may be of interest to families of the missing and advocates. Click on the images below to download the Resources PDFs.
Additional Resources for Researchers
Research on migrant deaths and other information gathering related to migration at the U.S. Southwestern border takes place at multiple universities and non-governmental organizations. Additional resources and data of interest to researchers may be available through the following:
- The International Organization on Migration (IOM) Missing Migrants Project
- Operation Identification (Op-ID) at Texas State University Forensic Anthropology Center
- The Binational Migration Institute at the University of Arizona
- Borderlands Forensics and Proyecto Esperanza at The Southwest Center of the University of Arizona
- Humane Borders / Fronteras Compasivas, a faith-based humanitarian non-profit based in Tucson, AZ