On July 18, 1984, three young women from Tijuana, Mexico crossed the border during their lunch hour for a burger at McDonald's. As they were about to leave the restaurant, a man walked in and opened fire at the patrons, changing their lives forever.

Highlights the work of the Prison Yoga Project (PYP) in the Las Colinas Detention and Reentry Facility, San Diego County Sheriff's Department, where PYP staff and volunteers continue to make a profound impact on incarcerated individuals by using specialized trauma-informed yoga techniques.

A look at the past, present, and future of San Diego's historic Chicano Park. Salvador Torres, an original activist and muralist, shows the importance of this park and what it means to the Barrio Logan community.

Friendship Park is the only place on the U.S.-Mexico border where families can meet. Meet the members of the Border Church and the Border Mosque working to keep this space open.

The Paipai women of Santa Catarina, Baja California have been making pottery through the same manufacturing technique for at least a thousand years. As young people leave the town in search for new opportunities, how will this tradition continue?

In September 2016, more than thirty-thousand displaced Haitians arrived in the state of Baja California, Mexico via Brazil hoping to cross the border to the USA in search of a better life.

A Q&A with the filmmakers of the Frontera Filmmakers Documentary Shorts Program.