TO DENY PEOPLE THEIR HUMAN RIGHTS IS TO CHALLENGE THEIR VERY HUMANITY.
– NELSON MANDELA
The Human Rights and Advocacy program empowers and supports migrant communities through comprehensive initiatives, including a migrant shelter preparedness program, human rights tools, educational human rights teach-ins, and a resource library dedicated to migrant issues.
Tiffany Burrow, Director of Operations
"Located in an isolated, rural border community with few resources, Ali has been an invaluable connection to VVBHC on both legal and tech fronts. During her short tenure as Director of Human Rights and Advocacy, we've addressed and revamped security concerns/policies, installed different computer tech tools, discussed legal issues pertaining specifically to VVBHC. Ali's expertise, professionalism, and approachability is a winning combination and I am grateful for her support!"
Program Director
Ali Boyd, Esq.
Ali Boyd is a human rights attorney, litigator, and tech and human rights consultant. Ali has been engaged with the U.S.-México borderlands for over a decade. Prior to her work with Border Servant Corps, she worked with a variety of partners and stakeholders at the southern border, ranging from large institutions like UNHCR to community-based legal services providers like the Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center. Furthermore, Ali is deeply familiar with shelter work, having lived and worked at Annunciation House and visited every U.S.-based migrant shelter at the U.S.-México border while conducting research for the UNHCR Border Shelter Toolkit.
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