US-Mexican Border Studies: Primary Sources in San Diego

• Chicano Park (located beneath the San Diego-Coronado Bridge in Barrio Logan, a predominantly Mexican American and Mexican-immigrant community in central San Diego, California) -- For great information, images of murals, and a virtual tour, see the Chicano Park Website.

BorderBase is a bilingual directory of organizations, agencies, and institutions that conduct work along the California-Baja border produced by SANDAG (San Diego's Regional Planning Agency).  It includes contact information, project descriptions, and links to government agencies, non-profit organizations, and academic institutes.

• The Center for US-Mexican Studies
• The Center for Comparative Immigration Studies (CCIS)

  Although its scope broader than Latin America, the CCIS frequently examines issues related to Latin American migration, particularly from Mexico into the United States

  USMEX - Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies

• Mexican Migration and Field Studies Program (MMFR)

  Year-long fellowship program composed of approximately 35 UCSD undergraduate and graduate students involving course work and field research through which fellows collaborate on an interdisciplinary, multinational research team dedicated to developing and analyzing qualitiative and quantitative data on a research topic related to selected migration issues impacting the San Diego - Tijuana border region.