2012 Awards for U.S.-Mexico Cross-Border Cooperation and Innovation

An Initiative of the Border Research Partnership

UPDATE

The Border Research Partnership is pleased to announce the winners of the 2012 Awards for U.S.-Mexico Crossborder Collaboration and Innovation:

Conference of Western Attorneys General: “U.S. and Mexico State Attorney Generals Work Together to Promote Rule the Rule of Law” 
The Kino Border Initiative: “Fostering Binational Solidarity along the U.S. - Mexico Border”
Mainly Mozart: “The International Language: Mainly Mozart Binacional”
Integra Foundation: “Providing Healthcare Services to Handicapped Individuals in the El Paso-Ciudad Juárez Area”
 
Special Recognition
In addition, The Border Research Partnership will present for the first time a Special Recognition to the North American Development Bank for its contribution to building a strong partnership between the United States and Mexico through funding infrastructure projects in the border region since 1994. NADB Managing Director Geronimo Gutiérrez will accept the award on behalf of the institution.

Click here for news release on 2012 winners.
 

Overview on Awards

The Border Research Partnership (comprising the Mexico Institute of the Woodrow Wilson Center, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte, and the North American Center for Transborder Studies at Arizona State University) announces its 2012 Awards for U.S.-Mexico Crossborder Collaboration and Innovation. The Partnership's second annual awards competition honor bi-national collaboration and innovation in public safety, local economic development, transportation planning, environmental stewardship, education, health, and the arts, among other fields. Awardees are selected by a prestigious binational selection committee, which reflects the bi-national identity, diversity, and spirit of the border—with members from business, government, academia, and the non-profit sector. Awards are conferred at a major binational event with travel paid for winning entries. The publication of a bilingual book profiling all award finalists (the Spanish version is available here) serves to tell the often-overlooked success stories of U.S.-Mexico collaboration, emphasizing the good work of institutions, non-profits, and other organizations.

For more information, please contact Alejandro Figueroa at jafigueroa@asu.edu, tel. 480-965-3807 or Kristofer Patrón at kpatron@colef.mx, tel. 52 (664) 631 6300 ext. 2412.


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