¡Cada dólar que dones, hasta 25 mil, será duplicado por NewsMatch!

 Multipliquemos tu impacto y hagamos posible los espacios de diálogo, periodismo de soluciones, y reportajes con acento y corazón que narran a nuestra comunidad transfronteriza.

Nacimos en plena pandemia como un grupo que aclaraba dudas por WhatsApp, pero hoy, ¡gracias a ti!, somos una red sólida, con programas como La Hora del Cafecito, donde especialistas responden preguntas de salud, migración y derechos, el podcast “Cruzando Líneas”, los Mosaicos que viajan por Arizona mostrando nuestras historias, nuestro periodismo de soluciones que muestra a la comunidad cómo resolver los retos que enfrentan para alcanzar sus sueños, ¡y sí!, narramos las historias que otros silencian.

¿Te animas a expandir con nosotros ese puente humano donde florecen historias auténticas?

¡Cada dólar que dones será duplicado por NewsMatch!

$25,000 antes del 31 de diciembre.

Muchas gracias por unirte. Te mandamos un apapacho (un abrazo con el alma).

English: cross-border journalism to the people!

¡Hola!

From this borderland of dreams and struggles, we invite you to become part of a human bridge that transforms how our stories are told, by listening to and highlighting solutions.

Your support is vital to ensuring the continued delivery of verified information, strengthening our network of migrant journalists, who are part of your own community, and countering the misinformation that affects our families.

Community-based journalism in Spanish, which dares to amplify our stories, is under attack. Yet, we persist, inspired by the questions and solutions that emerge from our community.

Will you join us in expanding this human bridge where genuine stories can flourish?

We began during the height of the pandemic as a group answering questions via WhatsApp. These days, thanks to partners like you, we have grown  into a robust network. Our initiatives include:

• La Hora del Cafecito, where experts address questions about health, migration, and rights;
• the podcast Cruzando Líneas;
• our "Mosaicos" that travel across Arizona to share our stories;
• and our solutions-focused journalism, which helps the community navigate the challenges they face in pursuing their dreams.

And yes! We tell the stories that others choose to silence.

This work goes beyond mere words. At the border, we provide hundreds of migrants with reliable, real-time information, helping them understand their rights and legal options. We collaborate with partners on both sides of the border to provide access to information on mental health, the environment, and available services in Spanish. We create safe spaces for community dialogue—both in-person and virtual—because we know that unity overcomes fear. We also train border-based journalists to tell the stories that often go unheard.

All of our journalism is freely accessible to our community, but that does not mean it is free to produce. We want to lead by example and help heal our community and the news ecosystem through service-oriented journalism, free from extractive practices, rooted in an inclusive narrative, and featuring a level of fact-checking never before seen in Spanish-language media in Arizona.

How will these funds be used?

• To sustain our network across Arizona in Nogales, Tucson, Yuma, and Phoenix, as well as in Sonora.
• We will also strengthen our solutions-based and service-oriented journalism, expand our fact-checking efforts, and provide training for citizen journalists.
  We recognize that misinformation is increasing and that rural communities often face challenges in accessing accurate information. Our goal is to support you by serving as a catalyst for change, offering solutions-focused reporting that meets your information needs with reliable and trustworthy content. Help us to help them!
  

Our goal is $25,000.