Faces of BIIN: Clotilde Pichon Brazos Interfaith Immigration Network was established in the fall of 2010 by a small circle of committed residents who saw the lack of resources available to immigrants in the Brazos Valley, and decided to take matters into their own hands. With the mission to serve Read more…
BIINtern Sequels: José Morales, humanitarian aid In the summer of 2019, José Morales was half way through his junior year at Texas A&M. A sociology major from Victoria, Mexico, he knew he wanted to do work that would help people: maybe something related to economic development or humanitarian aid, possibly Read more…
Q & A with Conversational English teacher, Julia Lynch BIIN is fortunate to have a strong corps of volunteers serving as English teachers this spring. One of them, Julia Lynch, has designed her class so that it benefits teachers in training at Texas A&M University as well as the adults Read more…
Conversational English teaching team springs forward Conversational English classes have been an important and increasingly popular part of BIIN’s programs for several years, even when they had to move online in response to the coronavirus pandemic. In spring 2022, while the Level 1 English classes resumed in person, most of Read more…