Stories From Mexico
View All Stories »Jobs and Justice Meet at the Border
Seasonal migrant workers from Mexico and U.S. farm owners benefit from a program that smooths the way for labor recruitment and placement. »»
Farmers to Migrant Labor: Be My Guest—Workers
A CRS migrant worker program partners understaffed farmers with eager laborers, making it a winner on both sides of the border. »»
Microfinance in Mexico: Women Bank On It
Through the microfinance program Bancomunidad, women traditionally not served by financial institutions learn business skills and gain independence. »»
Mexican Women Empowered By New Business Skills
Microfinance groups in Mexico help women start their own businesses while instilling leadership lessons for everyday life. »»
Tabasco Farmers Rebound After Historic Floods
In 2007, Tabasco, Mexico, lost most of its crops to severe floods. Today farmers are back in their fields and better prepared for future disasters. »»
Fair Trade Coffee Strategy Secures Farmers' Profits
Coffee growers in southern Mexico increase their profits by roasting and marketing the beans themselves. »»
Migrant Program Profits Both Sides of Border
CITA brings reliable, willing work force to U.S. growers while building trust and lasting labor relationships. »»
