Audiovisual
Audiovisual materials allow us to see the human and environmental impact of the Tijuana River beyond mere data and reports. Through images and testimonies, these productions bring to light the conditions of the territory, the voices of its inhabitants and the efforts to transform it.
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PREVENCASA A.C.
An NGO dedicated to implementing actions that improve the health of people in vulnerable situations. Its harm reduction approach is based on a strong commitment to public health and human rights and helps protect people from preventable diseases and overdose deaths, as well as connecting marginalized individuals with social and health services.
'Support. Don't punish'
A grassroots, global initiative promoting harm reduction and drug policies that prioritize public health and human rights. The campaign seeks to integrate harm reduction into the political agenda by strengthening the mobilization capacity of affected communities and their allies, fostering dialogue with policy makers and raising awareness among the media and the public.
Border Environmental Education Project
Produced by International Community Foundation
The Voices of the River: Presentation of Results of the Socio-environmental Project of the Tijuana River. Broadcast by COLEF on February 23, 2023.
DGSOM Theme: Health Equity & TSS Theme Recording date: 01/02/2023
Participation of the Tijuana River Socio-Environmental Project in the Presentation of the "Technical Guide for Fieldwork and Toolbox for Addressing Methamphetamine and Fentanyl Use in Mexico" of the National Commission for Mental Health and Addictions (CONASAMA), at El Colegio de la Frontera Norte (Tijuana, BC).
POLLUTION IN THE TIJUANA RIVER - Paulina Casmur
Dissertation title: “Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Access, Insecurity and Inequalities, Including Menstrual Health, and Their Association with Abscess Incidence.” This dissertation was conducted at the intersection between environmental health and substance use, including approaches to human rights, infectious diseases, gender equity and menstrual health.
In the media and press
Research exposes water, sanitation inaccessibility for homeless and drug users during the pandemic
News Medical, 2024
Police arrests disrupt health treatments for residents of the canal
The Tijuana Sun, 2023
The population of the Tijuana River: a special report
Telemundo, 2022
Water from the riverbank, a social justice issue
The Tijuana Sun, 2019
Health risks revealed for residents of the canal
Uniradio Reports, 2023
Tijuana River pollution levels exceeded
El Imparcial 2023
Increasing pollution of the Tijuana River is harming thousands of migrants deported from the United States who live in marginalized conditions.
Rulers, 2023
Diseases and drugs endanger the lives of migrants deported from the US: Study
Chronicle, 2023
