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Publications
At Asmovilidad, we believe in the power of stories and the value of knowledge shared within communities. Throughout our journey, we have developed various publications that highlight the strength and resilience of migrants and refugees. These materials aim to inform, inspire, and support personal, collective, and community processes. We invite you to explore these publications, share them, and join us in our pursuit of inclusion.
In 2019, a group of migrant and refugee women collaborated with the Faro Tláhuac Arts and Crafts Factory and Asmovilidad to conduct literary workshops. The goal of these workshops was to allow participants to express their experiences and motivations for leaving their countries of origin. As a result, the Yolilistlahtolli Oral Narrator Collective interpreted these stories, embracing each testimony and representing them with love and empathy before an audience at the Faro. Later, work resumed in 2021 with Faro Tláhuac, now joined by the Council to Prevent and Eliminate Discrimination in Mexico City (COPRED). The result was the publication "Life Stories of Women in Mobility." Share it and spread the word so it reaches more people, more women.
Que Quede Huella: immigrants and refugees building their dreams in Queretaro
We are excited to share with you the digital publication "Que Quede Huella, migrants building their dreams in Querétaro", this project was initiated at Asmovilidad in 2023 with the main goal of shedding light on the experiences of migrants and refugees in Mexico, particularly in the metropolitan area of the state of Queretaro.
The publication also provides recommendations for the government, private initiative, educational system, migrants and refugees, civil society and the local community;
to promote policies and initiatives that enable their economic and social integration.
Manual for Immigrant Entrepreneurship
Please download the manual for Migrant Entrepreneurship, a collaboration carried out with the International Organization for Migration. The manual aims to provide you with valuable information and tools to start, continue or improve your business. By doing so, you can generate income and diversify your resources, ultimately leading to improved economic development.
Manual of good practices for better coordination between civil society and the governments of the MIRPS
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The Good Practices Manual was created following the "2024 Forum of the Dialogue Mechanism of Civil Society Organizations within the Comprehensive Regional Framework for Protection and Solutions." Its purpose is to highlight the efforts and best practices of member organizations of the Mechanism, in collaboration with government bodies, in supporting refugees, asylum seekers, internally displaced persons, returnees with protection needs, and stateless individuals.
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