General Info
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Thursday, 05 November 2009 No More Deaths will hold its third consecutive Alternative Spring Break program during the three weeks of March 6-27, 2010. A toolkit for organizing a Spring Break group is available. Download the organizing toolkit from the Documents section of More... |
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Friday, 09 October 2009 Humanitarians in Italy were acquitted Wednesday, October 7 on charges of aiding unauthorized immigrants after picking up African migrants stranded in the Mediterranean More... |
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Thursday, 08 October 2009 No More Deaths is seeking applications for two stipended volunteer positions that will begin work in November.
Program Coordination—40 hours/week
Border Patrol Custody Standards Project Coordination—10–20 hours/week
Click on the job More... |
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Thursday, 08 October 2009 The National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights produced Guilty by Immigration Status, "a piercing wake-up call to community organizations and immigrant rights advocates to understand the systemic nature of the challenges and obstacles facing More... |
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Monday, 31 August 2009 Tucson, AZ: On Wednesday, September 2, 13 volunteers from the humanitarian groups No More Deaths, Samaritans and Humane Borders will be arraigned on More... |
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Wednesday, 12 August 2009 Tucson, AZ: On Tuesday, August 11 No More Deaths volunteer Walt Staton was sentenced to 300 hours of community service and 1 year unsupervised More... |
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Thursday, 09 July 2009 Volunteers from No More Deaths, Tucson Samaritans and other members of the community intended to put jugs of water out for migrants crossing the More... |
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Tuesday, 07 July 2009 Despite Multiple Invitations, Refuge Manager Fails to Respond to Request for Meeting Tucson, AZ – On Wednesday, July 8, No More Deaths, a More... |
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NMD Announces Dates of 2010 Spring Break Program |
No More Deaths will hold its third consecutive Alternative Spring Break program during the three weeks of March 6-27, 2010.
A toolkit for organizing a Spring Break group is available. Download the organizing toolkit from the Documents section of this website. |
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No More Deaths Volunteer, Danielle Alvarado, on Here and Now |
On Wednesday, October 21, Phoenix NPR affiliate KJZZ's Here and Now explored the ongoing human rights tragedy occurring across the U.S./Mexico border. Host Steve Goldstein interviews Tucson Sector Border Patrol Chief Robert Gilbert, Kevin Keenan of the ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Valley Counties, and Danielle Alvarado of No More Deaths.
Listen here |
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3 Germans Acquitted Thanks to Humanitarian Aid is Never a Crime Campaign |
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Humanitarians in Italy were acquitted Wednesday, October 7 on charges of aiding unauthorized immigrants after picking up African migrants stranded in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Read more... [3 Germans Acquitted Thanks to Humanitarian Aid is Never a Crime Campaign]
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NMD Launches Anta Project Fundraiser |
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No More Deaths has recently entered into a very exciting collaborative project with avant-garde musician Glenn Weyant. Weyant plays border security infrastructure as string and percussion instruments in an effort to transform this divisive symbol. He has recorded his border soundscapes and will produce a 2-disc set, The Anta Project/Droneland Security, to benefit No More Deaths!
To learn more about this intriguing collaboration and receive fun goodies by participating in our effort to support the border humanitarian work of No More Deaths, see Deconstructing Borders with a Cello Bow and a Smile.
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Two Job Openings—October 2009! |
No More Deaths is seeking applications for two stipended volunteer positions that will begin work in November.
- Program Coordination—40 hours/week
- Border Patrol Custody Standards Project Coordination—10–20 hours/week
Click on the job title to download the job description in Microsoft Word format. If interested in one or both positions, please fill out and submit the job application.
Applications are due by October 23, 2009; interviews will take place the following week. Please e-mail any questions to
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The National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights produced Guilty by Immigration Status, "a piercing wake-up call to community organizations and immigrant rights advocates to understand the systemic nature of the challenges and obstacles facing the immigrant rights movement’s call for socially just immigration reforms that must include a sustained struggle for justice and human rights." No More Deaths is listed as a contributor!
The Department of Homeland Security's recently resigned Dora Schriro authored a review of detention conditions, which is now public. Hopefully, the suggested reforms will be seriously considered by CBP as well as ICE. If you want to make that hope a reality, consider joining the custody standards campaign! We've made some serious headway since we released our report last September, but there is no shortage of work to do. |
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