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My husband, Jonny, and I just returned from a weekend down at the US border, where we volunteered at a respite center for families...

Rio Valley Relief Project has been partnering with Boston University to create a program of study under their US Mexico Border Studies...

As we take the first few steps into 2023, we’d like to take a minute to recap the work we accomplished together in 2022.

Rio Valley Relief Project volunteers traveled to Brownsville, Harlingen, and McAllen in service of asylum seeking families.

Earlier this month Rio Valley Relief Project received a donation of portable mattresses from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day...

Sarah Ash, Austin American-Statesman Chris Kelley, spokesperson for the Refugee Services of Texas, said volunteer groups like the one in...

Hundreds of asylum-seekers are still holding on in a tent camp across the river from Brownsville. Poor health conditions and the threat of k

RVRP responded to a dire need within the expanding tent camp at Matamoros. We arrived early that morning with 200 solar powered, waterproof

In the midst of the camp conditions and the plight of the asylum seeker , we observed many were very much trying to make the best of the sit

The violence in the state of Tamaulipas, where Matamoros sits, has forced about 2,000 asylum-seekers to cluster for protection here at the b