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Chicago, IL · covers Immigration, from Chicago · nonprofit · est. 2018
About Borderless Magazine
Borderless reporter Aydali Campa conducts an interview at Refugee One last November.Oscar Gomez/Borderless Magazine
Mission: Borderless Magazine is reimagining immigration journalism for a more just and equitable future.
We grew out of a rapid-response journalism project called 90 Days, 90 Voices, which began as a Medium blog in February 2017. With the support of Chicagoans who demanded more and better local reporting on immigration, we incorporated as a nonprofit and launched Borderless Magazine in October 2019.
As a nonprofit and nonpartisan news outlet, we:
Report and publish stories in English and Spanish
Mentor emerging journalists in our Pathways program
Give journalists from other news outlets the tools they need to report on immigration issues fairly and accurately through our Immigration Reporting Lab
Borderless was named “The Future of Journalism” in the 2024 national Next Challenge.
Community is at the center of everything we do.
Including how we’re funded. As a nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet, the financial support we receive from our members makes it possible for us to not have a paywall. Every story we publish is free to read on our website.
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Borderless Magazine NFP is a 501c(3) status organization and donations are tax-deductible to the extent of the law. Our EIN is 83-12664334.
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