Question 1

What is RE:BORDER 2025?

Accepted Answer

RE:BORDER 2025 is the seventh edition of a binational conference that brings together students, academics, professionals, and community leaders from Mexico and the United States to collaborate on sustainable solutions to challenges affecting the border region.

Question 2

When and where will the event take place?

Accepted Answer

The conference will be held on October 29, 2025, at the Mexicali Campus of Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC), specifically at the Rectoría Building.

Question 3

Who can participate in RE:BORDER 2025?

Accepted Answer

The event is open to undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, researchers, community organizations, public officials, and professionals from both countries interested in border-related topics.

Question 4

What activities will be featured during the conference?

Accepted Answer

RE:BORDER 2025 includes panel discussions, interactive sessions, poster presentations, and Shark Tank-style innovation challenges designed to foster creative and impactful dialogue.

Question 5

In what languages will the conference be conducted?

Accepted Answer

The conference is bilingual (Spanish and English).

Question 6

Will there be any cost to attend or participate?

Accepted Answer

Students may attend for free with prior registration. All other participants, including panelists and general attendees, are required to pay a registration fee of $25 USD or $500 MXN.
This fee includes access to all conference activities and catering services provided during the event.

Question 7

Is the venue accessible?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The venue offers full accessibility, and the event is designed to be inclusive, ensuring all participants feel welcome and engaged.

Question 8

Who organizes RE:BORDER 2025?

Accepted Answer

RE:BORDER is a joint initiative between universities and partner institutions from both sides of the U.S.–Mexico border, last year was coordinated by SDSU,   this year is coordinated by UABC Mexicali Campus in collaboration with U.S. and Mexican institutions.

ReBorder 2025: "Sustainable Communities"