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A medida que el calor del verano en Tucson se intensifica, grupos comunitarios de ayuda mutua como ALMA y Community Care Tucson están modificando sus horarios de distribución y ampliando sus redes de hidratación para suplir las carencias en la respuesta de la ciudad.
SARSEF's ACES Camp for Girls celebrated 20 years of bringing Tucson-area middle schoolers into STEM careers, and is now shifting focus toward building a lasting workforce pipeline.
Tucson Spellers, una organización local sin fines de lucro cofundada por dos especialistas en deletreo, ayuda a personas no verbales con autismo a comunicarse mediante tableros de letras y teclados, transformando así las relaciones y cambiando la percepción del potencial humano en el sur de Arizona.
As Tucson's summer heat intensifies, grassroots mutual aid groups like ALMA and Community Care Tucson are shifting distribution schedules and expanding hydration networks to fill gaps in the city's response.
Tucson’s Special Eats is expanding its food operations while creating employment opportunities for neurodivergent adults and people with developmental disabilities.
Tucson Spellers, a local nonprofit co-founded by two spelling practitioners, is helping nonspeaking individuals with autism communicate using letterboards and keyboards, transforming relationships and reshaping how Southern Arizona understands human potential.
Gully Bakehouse, a new Indian-inspired bakery inside Voltron Brewing on South Toole Avenue, blends traditional pastry technique with house-made spice blends rooted in founder Soumya Seemakurti's childhood in India.
The first class of students to attend BASIS Tucson North from kindergarten through senior year graduated this spring, marking a 13-year milestone for the high-intensity charter school.
Banner Children's hosted its fourth annual teen prom at Casino del Sol Stadium, giving hospitalized teenagers a night of food, dancing and normalcy away from treatment.
