Faces of BIIN: Vivian Bronsoler As a major university, Texas A&M brings many people and resources to the Brazos Valley. But there is also a flip side: the patterns of connection and movement that universities generate can lead some of our favorite friends, neighbors and volunteers to move away, when Read more
BIIN on the move! In response to a request from Grace Bible Church, BIIN has moved from its original office to a new location on the church campus. Since the church will be using the gymnasium to house a new “Midtown” Bilingual Congregation, they asked BIIN to vacate the old Read more
Allies Spring into Action Many people are familiar with BIIN’s long-standing citizenship and Conversational English classes and the Information/Referral/Assistance (IRA) program. But there’s another program, known as “Allies in Action,” that has been added to the organization’s offerings in the last year. With the pandemic, many K-12 schools have increased Read more
CMSA and ComUnidad 2021 BIIN benefits in countless ways from operating in a community that Texas A&M University also calls home. From the wide and diverse realm of TAMU-related people, BIIN regularly recruits much of the human capital needed to run a small non-profit: volunteers of all sorts, including program Read more