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Membership

 
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Becoming a member of BCA signals your support for our mission and provides certain benefits, including discounts on tours, events and classes; special membership gatherings; and a tax-deduction. For questions or help renewing your membership, please contact our office.

Membership types

  • Student ($25): Access discounted rates for BCA tours, events and classes. Must be renewed annually. 

  • Individual ($75): Access discounted rates for BCA tours, events and classes. Must be renewed annually. 

  • Family ($100): Two members of the same household receive the same benefit as individual members described above. Must be renewed annually.

 
 

Volunteer

 
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We hope you will consider volunteering with BCA to pursue our mission of bridging the border and creating community through education, cultural exchange, and social investment. Volunteering with BCA is a wonderful way to get to know BCA supporters and others who live in the borderlands and to find out more about what we do. We truly could not continue to exist without the efforts imparted by volunteers. Their accomplishments reflect kinship and community beyond borders. Volunteer positions are carefully managed so that no one is left with more than they can handle and what you do makes a difference.

Please review the list of opportunities and fill out the online application form (or download a printable version here).

 
 

Internship Program

 
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The Borderlands Ambassador Internship Program seeks to give participants hands-on experience and broad exposure to the realities of border life. Interns will experience perspectives from both sides of the border—politically, culturally, socially, and environmentally. Living close to the border is more than textbook theory. It is like having one foot in Mexico, and the other in the United States. BCA partners with FESAC, a community foundation in Sonora, to offer this internship. Interns will have unique opportunities to dialogue with borderland writers, teachers, politicians, artists, migrants, social activists, environmentalists, and attorneys. And friendships are often forged for life!

2026 Borderlands Ambassadors

Describe Their Experiences

 
 

Orientation Week:

“Introduction to the Borderlands and

the 2026 Borderlands Ambassadors”

Week 1:

“The Train Without Brakes” by Pate Jessop

Week 2:

“The Presence of Absence in the Borderlands” by

Opal Amon-Lucas

Week 3:

“Midway through the Borderlands: Law, Memory, and Community” by Celeste Álvarez

 
 
 
 

Week 4:

“So What: Reflections from the Borderlands” by

Sophia Anne Tuma

Week 5:

“Politics, Economics, and the Reminder of Human Life” by Aaron Gizzi

Week 6 :

“Thoughts and Reflections from the Final Week” by Brandon Kopp

Final Presentations

 
 

Summer 2027 Internship Program

 

The application for the Summer 2027 Internship Program will open at the end of 2026.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

interns@bordercommunityalliance.org

 
 

 

Intern Alumni Spotlight Videos

 

US Ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar congratulates BCA on our internship program during our 10th anniversary year in 2023.