Welcome to Moving Lines, a podcast that explores refugee camps through the lenses of people most deeply connected to these spaces. This podcast provides a platform for people to share their knowledge - both experiential and academic - from working, researching and living in these emergency zones daily. This podcast was produced by the Refugee Outreach Collective, a nonprofit that amplifies the diverse narratives of migrant and displaced communities through alliance and relationship building.
Moving Lines
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Welcome to Moving Lines, a podcast that explores refugee camps through the lenses of people most deeply connected to these spaces. This podcast provides a platform for people to share their knowledge - both experiential and academic - from working, researching and living in these emergency zones daily. This podcast was produced by the Refugee Outreach Collective, a nonprofit that amplifies the diverse narratives of migrant and displaced communities through alliance and relationship building.
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Recent Episodes
January 29, 2022
Living in the Borderzone
<p>Tune into the latest episode of Moving Lines to learn about the circumstances individuals face while living along the US-Mexico border awaiting their asylum claims to be considered in the US. Juan and Gabriella discuss their experiences after being expelled from the US and living in the borderzone. Juan is a DACA recipient who grew up in the US and is hoping to return after escaping unsafe living conditions in the town he was deported to. Their interviews are followed up with leaders from Solidarity Engineering and Dulce Refugio Shelter who described how their respective nonprofits are working to alleviate the dire conditions people are subjected to as they work to struggle to cross international borders.</p> <p>If you're able consider donating to Solidarity Engineering and Dulce Refugio Shelter: </p> <p>https://www.solidarityengineering.org/donate</p> <p>https://www.onemissionministries.org/Donate.html</p>
December 17, 2021
Crossing the Border
<p>While Title 42 has made crossing the US-Mexico border almost impossible for those seeking asylum, some are still making their way across. While opportunities are limited, this episode discusses the primary ways people experiencing forced displacement are able to migrate into the US across the southernmost border despite Title 42. This episode features Blake Davis from Global Response Management (GRM), Gabriella and Enrique. Blake discussed the ways in which humanitarian crossings work, and GRM's role in facilitating such crossings. Gabriella discussed her horrific experience of being expelled from the US by border patrol officials, and Enrique told of his harrowing experience sending his children across the border without him. This episode describes some of the challenges individuals face when faced with decisions on how and when to attempt to cross the border, while providing an overview of the few ways people are able to cross despite Title 42 barring entry to most seeking asylum across the US's southernmost border. </p> <p>**Please note, these interviews took place in May and since then the Migrant Protection Protocols have been reinstated. </p> <p>1. Read about Title 42 here - https://www.hrw.org/news/2021/04/08/qa-us-title-42-policy-expel-migrants-border# </p> <p>2. Read about Gabby's experience here - https://www.thenationalnews.com/world/the-americas/migrant-families-arrested-in-texas-being-flown-to-california-for-expulsion-1.1220329?fbclid=IwAR2Pxpf2Z9_3tv15dAINHu0S-opKL7HbW711XXyhvitMzEEnWdWGYSZG7OQ#5 </p>
October 28, 2021
The Implications of Title 42
<p>There are thousands of people experiencing statelessness at the US-Mexico border waiting for their asylum cases to be considered by US judges. For many, life in the border zone is an uncertain, stressful and violent experience. During this season of Moving Lines, interviews feature people living and working in the region that discuss the dire circumstances of the border. Individuals tell of kidnappings, life in a tent, feelings of insecurity, expulsion and more. During this first episode the narrator provides a brief introduction to the policy responsible for this subjugation - Title 42. Check out this short, 5 minute episode for an introduction for what is to come during this new season of Moving Lines. </p>
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