Border Songs Project

Another page from the Border Songs booklet. Pictured is the shrine in the desert for a a 14 year old girl from El Salvador, Josseline, an “unaccompanied child migrant” who did not make it. Want to keep that from happening? Buy (another) Border Songs album, each purchase puts 29 gallons of water in the desert!

Border Songs has raised nearly $60,000, all of which has gone to No More Deaths / No Más Muertes to reduce death and suffering on the border. Please remember, we’re a grass roots project with no advertising budget so please share the information with friends, colleagues and family members who will support the cause.  It’s HOT on the border now and no one deserves to die for lack of water! Each album purchased provides 29 gallons of water or the equivalent in medical supplies, food or blankets!

Heather Craigie has written a sweet review, “Beyond Humanitarianism: Border Songs and the Politics of Migration” which was published in NACLA (North American Congress on Latin America) Magazine. You can read her review here:

https://nacla.org/article/beyond-humanitarianism-border-songs-and-politics-migration

NACLA Radio also posted a brief interview with Robert Neustadt about the project:

https://nacla.org/news/2014/5/12/songs-borderlands-interview-robert-neustadt

Border Songs has raised over $60,000, all of which has gone to No More Deaths / No Más Muertes to reduce death and suffering on the border. Please remember, we’re a grass roots project with no advertising budget so please share the information with friends, colleagues and family members who will support the cause.  No one deserves to die in the desert! Each album purchased provides 29 gallons of water or the equivalent in medical supplies, food or blankets!