Humanizando La Deportación

Please consider making a donation today—it's the final day of our crowdfunding campaign! #CrowdfundUCDavis giveto.ucdavis.edu/schools/Univer…

In "Emigrando ando (5 años)", Colombian migrant Hernán Vergel shares his journey through the Darién Gap to the Tijuana border—now closed to migrants like him. Help us keep documenting stories like Hernán’s. youtube.com/watch?v=U1oIJz…

UC Davis alum Rachelle Carrillo, in “Daughter of Deportee”, explains the challenges she faced after her Dad’s deportation when she was only 3. Help us to keep documenting stories like Rachelle’s by contributing to our UC Davis Crowdfund campaign. youtube.com/watch?v=oEP_sk…

Deported migrant Esther Morales has become a key community partner of the Humanizing Deportation Project. Help us continue collaborating with her by contributing to our UC Davis Crowdfund campaign. youtube.com/watch?v=EaPa-O…

José was deported in 2017; the Humanizing Deportation team helped him record his story: “It’s Not the End of the Road”. youtube.com/watch?v=Z4e1oO… Please consider donating to our February UC Davis Crowdfunding campaign so that we can record stories by more migrants like José.

En tiempos de miedo, represión y exclusión bajo gobiernos autoritarios en el norte global, Robert Mckee Irwin y @zarcortiz, ambos de @hld2025, escriben sobre las deportaciones en EE.UU. para la serie “Textos urgentes" en la columna de @inmovilidad. revistacomun.com/blog/poder-pre…

We’re 86% of the way to meeting our goal! Many thanks to those who have donated already! Help the Humanizing Deportation project document the repercussions of new migration policies on people’s lives by donating or sharing this post with your networks. #CrowdfundUCDavis

Our Crowdfund drive has so far raised $2190! Many thanks to those who have donated. We hope others will consider contributing and will share this post with your networks to help us meet our goal. #CrowdfundUCDavis #Deportation #Immigration #USMexicoBorder

Please make a gift today! #CrowdfundUCDavis giveto.ucdavis.edu/schools/Univer…

Support levels for our campaign (2/2): $100: Sponsor one digital story (name in credits) $500: Become a Community Partner (credits on 5 stories + website recognition)

Support levels for our campaign (1/2): $10: Help provide audiovisual software for digital stories $25: Fund catering for a presentation at a migrant shelter $50: Cover travel/lodging for summer research in a border city

Should we meet our Crowdfunding goal, we expect to produce 25 or more new digital stories in 2025. Although housed at UC Davis, we have no institutional budget and will therefore appreciate any support you may offer.

This Crowdfunding campaign will cover costs to send a team of UC Davis faculty and graduate students to the US Mexico border in the summer of 2025 to record stories of migrants, and report, from the ground, on the human consequences of evolving immigrant laws and policies.

With immigration issues coming to a boiling point, and a new presidential administration announcing harsh new immigration policies, Humanizing Deportation is in a unique position to discover and disseminate how government actions are impacting the lives of migrants.

We just launched our crowdfunding campaign! Your support can help ensure the future of Humanizing Deportation.