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BPP PROGRAMS
Family Asset Building (FAB)
The FAB program offers targeted trainings on innovation and evaluation for organizations working to help low-income families and communities get out of poverty and reach financial stability. Our FAB program also explores asset building in the Mexican context and raises important policy issues facing practitioners in the border region. Learn and network with leading organizations and professionals in asset building across the border region through FAB.
Learn more more about the FAB Programe
Translation
BPP offers exceptional translation services at discounted rates for members and favorable rates for nonmembers.Our translation quality is unmatched. We offer professional translation services covering an array of sectors and industry. Our translation team has a combined 20-years experience in English to Spanish translation services with special expertise in nonprofit, philanthropic and community oriented translation.
BPP sees the provision of quality, specialized translation as key to facilitating knowledge, sharing and learning across the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors of our two nations. The more our civic institutions can effectively share their knowledge across the border, the stronger our civic sectors will be on both sides.
Click here for rates and to submit your translation job online
Quality of Life Indicators Project
BPP members strongly believe in the power of leadership and advocacy for advancing the well being of border communities. Institutions that are strong and effective advocates for local issues are a pre-condition for effective advocacy for the entirety of the region. Throught the Quality of Life Indicators Project the BPP is currently developing a variety of products to support members in developing institutional and individual leadership in their communities.
Good leadership is based on good decisions and good decisions are based on good data. We launched the Quality of Life Indicators Project, recognizing the scarcity of comprehensive data, particularly bi-national data, that otherwise could be utilized to tell the border’s real story and advocate for its actual needs. The project collects, synthesizes, interprets and presents data as a tool for better understanding the current and future trends in the region’s quality of life as a whole.
The lead researcher on the project is Prof. Kimberly Collins California State University- San Bernardino. Related to this project the BPP has created and made available to its membership
Debunking Myths |This report takes a closer look at four common myths about the border and presents researched findings that offer a more accurate understanding of life in the border region.