Procesos migratorios y redes de albergues en México

In Mexico, civil society organizations across the country have historically been involved in assisting immigrants and refugees both in transit and once they settle in their destination. Besides this service, these organizations also do political and social outreach to protect the human rights of these migrants. This article provides an analysis and discussion on the changes in migration dynamics in Mexico, focusing particularly on new spaces that offer humanitarian aid to immigrants and refugees, and the networks and collective organizations they form. It shows how these organizations have become key actors for immigrant populations in Mexico, welcoming them in solidarity. As part of the analysis, information stems from the researchers’ own participation in humanitarian activism as well as desk research on the topic.