El Paso and Hope at the Border

In this episode, Judith Flores is joined by Eva Moya (Interim Chair and Associate Professor in Department of Social Work at UTEP) and Dylan Corbett (Executive Director, Hope Border Institute) to explore border health, migration, and community resilience along the U.S.–Mexico border. They discuss how immigration policies impact migrant families, the role of social workers and healthcare providers in supporting mixed-status communities, and how faith and solidarity help sustain hope in the face of trauma, displacement, and systemic barriers. The conversation highlights the urgent need for culturally informed care, cross-border collaboration, and healthcare advocacy to protect migrant health and dignity.Links:UTEP Social Work HOPE Border Institute Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.