Our struggles are collective

is a Vancouver-based non-profit organization composed of community organizers committed to migrant justice. We advocate for pro-migrant policies, raise awareness of migration as a human right, and strengthen solidarity across communities.

Stronger together through organizing

From know your rights workshops to community gatherings, our work is rooted in collective care and shared resistance. Together, we create spaces where migrant workers can connect, learn, and organize for change.

Outreach & Support

Direct support, referrals, and community based help for migrant workers

Legal Education

Workshops and know your rights sessions to share clear, practical information

Advocacy & Policy

We organize and advocate for fair, pro-migrant policies and protections.

Community Events

Gatherings that strengthen solidarity, belonging, and collective action.

We are stronger when we stand together.

Migrant Journeys brings people together to share knowledge, support one another, and take collective action to defend migrant rights.

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Our President

Karina Villada Zepeda – President of Migrant Journeys is a community organizer originally from Mexico who has made Vancouver, Canada her home in recent years. Since her arrival, she has worked tirelessly to advocate for the rights of migrant communities, with a particular focus on improving access to healthcare for pregnant women in vulnerable situations.

Karina has been a leading voice in efforts to ensure that undocumented migrants can receive medical care in hospitals, building on years of grassroots organizing aimed at expanding equitable access to healthcare.

She currently serves as President of Migrant Journeys (Travesías Migrantes), an organization that brings together numerous migrant families across Vancouver and other regions of British Columbia. Through her leadership, the organization works to strengthen the political and social advocacy of migrant communities, ensuring their voices are heard in the spaces where decisions impacting their lives are made.

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