Centro Romero's mission is to create an environment where social transformation can take place by:
Furthering understanding of the migratory realities between Latin America and the United States
Providing immersion and educational opportunities in the city of Tijuana, Mexico
Enabling participants to enhance their political, socio-economic, and cultural views of the forces that are shaping the lives of many countries and families throughout the continent
Reflecting theologically on the constant migratory exchanges between both sides of the border.
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Center for Education and Social Transformation Centro Romero is one of the Centers for Education and Social Transformation, a concept created at the Justice and Witness Ministries of the United Church of Christ under the leadership of Rev. Linda Jaramillo in 2005. The Daniel F. Romero Center for Border Ministries was envisioned by Southern California- Nevada Conference Minister Rev. Dan Romero, after whom the center is named. Centro Romero was developed in partnership with the Southern California-Nevada Conference of the United Church of Christ and Justice and Witness Ministries of the United Church of Christ. The Romero Center is located in San Ysidro, California, less than 20 minutes from the Mexican border city of Tijuana. LEARN MORE
During the January Intersession, PSR students took a challenging 11-day immersion course on the San Ysidro/Tijuana border. The course requires examining environmental conditions, learning about the history of U.S./Mexico border relations, and speaking with people living and working in this limnal space between poverty and abundance, danger and safety, exploitation and injustice. These are first-person reflections from PSR students who participated in this life-changing learning experience. LEARN MORE
Travel Study
A Study Experience in San Miguel de Allende September 22 - October 1, 2012
A great opportunity to learn about Mexico, expericene this magical town rich in culture and traditions located in the mountanous central region of Mexico. This trip will include visits to cultural sites, archaeological sites, and exposure to cultural and regional customs and festivities. LEARN MORE