Events spotlight local efforts in Missing and Murdered Indigenous People crisis
Through walks, a symposium and community gatherings, Tucson advocates are building support networks and demanding justice for missing and murdered Indigenous people.
Topacio "Topaz" Servellon
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Tucsonans rally on May Day for immigrant rights, constitutional protections
More than 1,000 Tucsonans gathered on May Day to demand immigrant rights, worker protections, and constitutional justice.
Tucsonans protest VA cuts, cite risks to care and jobs
Veterans, advocates, and local leaders in Tucson are speaking out against proposed VA staffing cuts, warning they will jeopardize health care access and essential services for those who served.
New art collective takes root in historic Tucson temple
The Temple Arts Collective, opening in a historic downtown Tucson building, offers a collaborative space for artists to explore new mediums and foster creativity.
Reveille Men’s Chorus celebrates 30 years of music, activism and queer visibility
Reveille Men’s Chorus celebrates its 30th anniversary with performances in Tucson, honoring decades of music, activism, and community.
Tucson restaurants rally for survivors at Dine Out for Safety
Tucson’s Dine Out for Safety returns Wednesday with 23 restaurants donating a portion of proceeds to support survivors of sexual violence through SACASA.
Evento "Wildcats Roar" une campus y a la comunidad contra violencia sexual
La Universidad de Arizona celebró su segundo evento anual "Wildcats Roar Against Sexual Violence", reuniendo a estudiantes, sobrevivientes y líderes comunitarios para una día de defensa, sanación y apoyo.
‘Wildcats Roar’ event unites campus and community against sexual violence
The University of Arizona hosted its second annual Wildcats Roar Against Sexual Violence, bringing together students, survivors, and community leaders for a day of advocacy, healing, and support.
Community-driven book cooperative opens its doors
Homeward Books Collective, a worker-owned bookstore in Tucson, promotes sustainability, community engagement, and access to leftist literature through a consignment-based model, with its grand opening set for April 5.
