Our Grantmaking in Mexico
The Foundation began making grants in Mexico in 1986 and opened an office in Mexico in 1992. Today, MacArthur operates three programs in Mexico: population and reproductive health, human rights and justice, and migration and human mobility. Support is provided to expert civil society organizations working to improve young people's access to reproductive and sexual health and to improve maternal health outcomes in rural indigenous areas; to improve access to justice through promoting reform of the criminal justice system; and to facilitate exchange, dialogue and initiatives that improve the human condition of migrants and their families.
‘The Back of the Line’: Explaining Immigration Lines, Wait Times, Visa Categories
Documenting Violence Against Journalists in Mexico
Grantee's Legal Efforts Help Free Imprisoned Woman, Change Criminal Justice System
Immigration and the Economic Future of the Midwest
13 Nonprofits Recognized for Exceptional Creativity and Effectiveness, Awarded up to $1.5 Million Each
Sin Fronteras
Protecting Mexico’s migrants and refugees
Sin Fronteras lawyers represent migrants in cases that have substantial impact on the Mexican government’s policies and laws. Staff help coordinate civil voices that highlight the abuse faced by ...
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New Grantmaking to Focus on Freedom of Expression, Enhancing Criminal Justice
Protecting Freedom of Expression and Enhancing Criminal Justice
Building on its 30-year history in the field, MacArthur's human rights and international justice grantmaking strategy focuses on defending freedom of expression and enhancing criminal justice globally, with a special emphasis in Mexico, Nigeria, and ...
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A Blueprint for Ending International Labor Recruitment Abuse
