Multimedia Resources

In 2019, the Save the Children U.S. Emergencies Border Team partnered with Border Servant Corps to create a coloring book – Vámonos – for children migrating to the U.S. The coloring book provides children the opportunity to see a version of their story in print and use it as a basis to reflect, ask questions, and process their journey (Edition 1: 2020; Edition 2: 2021). In 2020, the collaboration developed additional print resources – 8 posters based on themes specifically requested by U.S. / México Borderland Children’s Coordinators. The posters aim to help children put a face on their emotions, spark joy and imagination in new situations, and create friendships with new and different children that surround them (Edition 1: 2022). In 2022, the Vámonos coloring book became available via video, with 2 versions in 5 languages. One version has an Educational Introduction: To be used as a tool for children who are learning about migration. Another version has a Guest Introduction: To be used for migrant children passing through borderland Hospitality Centers with their families. While the Vámonos story certainly does not depict every child's story; it provides a broad, general story by which conversations can be started to further the understanding of migration as a real-life process. Please consider supporting migrants in their journey wherever they may be: In the world, your region, your neighborhood. As one of our partners regularly shares with visitors, "If you encounter a migrant in your path, lend them a helping hand. You may never know their story, but you know they're your neighbor and we are here to help one another." This project was a creative collaboration between Save the Children & Border Servant Corps.

In 2019, the Save the Children U.S. Emergencies Border Team partnered with Border Servant Corps to create a coloring book – Vámonos – for children migrating to the U.S. The coloring book provides children the opportunity to see a version of their story in print and use it as a basis to reflect, ask questions, and process their journey (Edition 1: 2020; Edition 2: 2021). In 2020, the collaboration developed additional print resources – 8 posters based on themes specifically requested by U.S. / México Borderland Children’s Coordinators. The posters aim to help children put a face on their emotions, spark joy and imagination in new situations, and create friendships with new and different children that surround them (Edition 1: 2022). In 2022, the Vámonos coloring book became available via video, with 2 versions in 5 languages. One version has an Educational Introduction: To be used as a tool for children who are learning about migration. Another version has a Guest Introduction: To be used for migrant children passing through borderland Hospitality Centers with their families. While the Vámonos story certainly does not depict every child's story; it provides a broad, general story by which conversations can be started to further the understanding of migration as a real-life process. Please consider supporting migrants in their journey wherever they may be: In the world, your region, your neighborhood. As one of our partners regularly shares with visitors, "If you encounter a migrant in your path, lend them a helping hand. You may never know their story, but you know they're your neighbor and we are here to help one another." This project was a creative collaboration between Save the Children & Border Servant Corps.

In 2019, the Save the Children U.S. Emergencies Border Team partnered with Border Servant Corps to create a coloring book – Vámonos – for children migrating to the U.S. The coloring book provides children the opportunity to see a version of their story in print and use it as a basis to reflect, ask questions, and process their journey (Edition 1: 2020; Edition 2: 2021). In 2020, the collaboration developed additional print resources – 8 posters based on themes specifically requested by U.S. / México Borderland Children’s Coordinators. The posters aim to help children put a face on their emotions, spark joy and imagination in new situations, and create friendships with new and different children that surround them (Edition 1: 2022). In 2022, the Vámonos coloring book became available via video, with 2 versions in 5 languages. One version has an Educational Introduction: To be used as a tool for children who are learning about migration. Another version has a Guest Introduction: To be used for migrant children passing through borderland Hospitality Centers with their families. While the Vámonos story certainly does not depict every child's story; it provides a broad, general story by which conversations can be started to further the understanding of migration as a real-life process. Please consider supporting migrants in their journey wherever they may be: In the world, your region, your neighborhood. As one of our partners regularly shares with visitors, "If you encounter a migrant in your path, lend them a helping hand. You may never know their story, but you know they're your neighbor and we are here to help one another." This project was a creative collaboration between Save the Children & Border Servant Corps.

In 2019, the Save the Children U.S. Emergencies Border Team partnered with Border Servant Corps to create a coloring book – Vámonos – for children migrating to the U.S. The coloring book provides children the opportunity to see a version of their story in print and use it as a basis to reflect, ask questions, and process their journey (Edition 1: 2020; Edition 2: 2021). In 2020, the collaboration developed additional print resources – 8 posters based on themes specifically requested by U.S. / México Borderland Children’s Coordinators. The posters aim to help children put a face on their emotions, spark joy and imagination in new situations, and create friendships with new and different children that surround them (Edition 1: 2022). In 2022, the Vámonos coloring book became available via video, with 2 versions in 5 languages. One version has an Educational Introduction: To be used as a tool for children who are learning about migration. Another version has a Guest Introduction: To be used for migrant children passing through borderland Hospitality Centers with their families. While the Vámonos story certainly does not depict every child's story; it provides a broad, general story by which conversations can be started to further the understanding of migration as a real-life process. Please consider supporting migrants in their journey wherever they may be: In the world, your region, your neighborhood. As one of our partners regularly shares with visitors, "If you encounter a migrant in your path, lend them a helping hand. You may never know their story, but you know they're your neighbor and we are here to help one another." This project was a creative collaboration between Save the Children & Border Servant Corps.

In 2019, the Save the Children U.S. Emergencies Border Team partnered with Border Servant Corps to create a coloring book – Vámonos – for children migrating to the U.S. The coloring book provides children the opportunity to see a version of their story in print and use it as a basis to reflect, ask questions, and process their journey (Edition 1: 2020; Edition 2: 2021). In 2020, the collaboration developed additional print resources – 8 posters based on themes specifically requested by U.S. / México Borderland Children’s Coordinators. The posters aim to help children put a face on their emotions, spark joy and imagination in new situations, and create friendships with new and different children that surround them (Edition 1: 2022). In 2022, the Vámonos coloring book became available via video, with 2 versions in 5 languages. One version has an Educational Introduction: To be used as a tool for children who are learning about migration. Another version has a Guest Introduction: To be used for migrant children passing through borderland Hospitality Centers with their families. While the Vámonos story certainly does not depict every child's story; it provides a broad, general story by which conversations can be started to further the understanding of migration as a real-life process. Please consider supporting migrants in their journey wherever they may be: In the world, your region, your neighborhood. As one of our partners regularly shares with visitors, "If you encounter a migrant in your path, lend them a helping hand. You may never know their story, but you know they're your neighbor and we are here to help one another." This project was a creative collaboration between Save the Children & Border Servant Corps.

In 2019, the Save the Children U.S. Emergencies Border Team partnered with Border Servant Corps to create a coloring book – Vámonos – for children migrating to the U.S. The coloring book provides children the opportunity to see a version of their story in print and use it as a basis to reflect, ask questions, and process their journey (Edition 1: 2020; Edition 2: 2021). In 2020, the collaboration developed additional print resources – 8 posters based on themes specifically requested by U.S. / México Borderland Children’s Coordinators. The posters aim to help children put a face on their emotions, spark joy and imagination in new situations, and create friendships with new and different children that surround them (Edition 1: 2022). In 2022, the Vámonos coloring book became available via video, with 2 versions in 5 languages. One version has an Educational Introduction: To be used as a tool for children who are learning about migration. Another version has a Guest Introduction: To be used for migrant children passing through borderland Hospitality Centers with their families. While the Vámonos story certainly does not depict every child's story; it provides a broad, general story by which conversations can be started to further the understanding of migration as a real-life process. Please consider supporting migrants in their journey wherever they may be: In the world, your region, your neighborhood. As one of our partners regularly shares with visitors, "If you encounter a migrant in your path, lend them a helping hand. You may never know their story, but you know they're your neighbor and we are here to help one another." This project was a creative collaboration between Save the Children & Border Servant Corps.