Welcome to the Be the Bridge podcast. Be The Bridge exists to empower people and culture toward racial healing, equity, and reconciliation.

LaTasha Morrison founded Be The Bridge in 2016 to foster needed dialogue and brave spaces, and to give people the tools to pursue racial justice.

We provide resources and community to do just that.

And this podcast is one of those resources.

You'll hear interviews hosted by Latasha and our team, conversations about current events, and encouragement for your racial literacy journey.

Thank you for listening, subscribing,

and engaging in this important work. Welcome everyone to the Be the Bridge podcast. I am Elizabeth,

and I work in the training department here for Be the Bridge. I create curriculum and lead

trainings. And if you've been in our

academy, you've probably seen me around there a lot as well. But today, getting to fill a different

role that I'm excited about. Today we're talking with Jonathan and Jen, who are running a really

interesting organization that I'm excited to have them tell you more about in just a minute here. But would

you too like to first introduce yourselves? Yes, of course. Thank you for having us, Elizabeth,

and to our listeners, thank you so much for tuning in to this podcast. I hope that it brings you a lot

of insight into the work that we're doing around immigration and specifically at the border.

My name is Jonathan Moyah, and I get to have the role of director and lead border perspective.

We are an organization that provides service learning experiences for groups of students, young adults,

and adults alongside the U.S. and Mexico border. And so we provide immersive educational opportunities for many, many people throughout the years.

Here's Jan.

Yeah, hey everyone. My name is Jennifer Moyah.

I serve as the operations director from Board of Perspective.

I've been serving alongside my brother, Yonathan, for about three years now,

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