Un proyecto mural dirigido por la investigadora Lizbeth De La Cruz Santana documenta las historias de veteranos militares estadounidenses deportados, destacando las consecuencias de la política migratoria a través del arte y narrativas personales.
El Foco de Tucson ha recibido una subvención de la Iniciativa de Noticias Locales 2025 de la Fundación Comunitaria para el Sur de Arizona para apoyar su periodismo bilingüe y centrado en la comunidad.
A través de caminatas, un simposio y reuniones comunitarias, activistas de Tucson construyen redes de apoyo y exigen justicia para las personas indígenas desaparecidas y asesinadas.
A mural project led by researcher Lizbeth De La Cruz Santana documents the stories of deported U.S. military veterans, highlighting the consequences of immigration policy through art and personal narratives.
Local First Arizona’s Green Business Boot Camp helps small businesses reduce emissions, save money, and strengthen community resilience through practical sustainability training and support.
Trans and gender-expansive youth in Tucson shared their experiences and called for greater community support and allyship at a recent town hall hosted by the Nahui Ollin Wellness Program.
Tucson Spotlight has been awarded a 2025 Local News Initiative grant from the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona to support its bilingual, community-focused journalism.
Our Tucson Summer Reading Club for adults brings back the joy of childhood reading programs, with prizes, book bingo, and local bookstore love, all summer long.
Caitlin Schmidt joined AZPM’s The Press Room panel to discuss UA’s cultural center consolidation, the CD7 Democratic debate, the Oak Flat Supreme Court decision, and Tucson Mayor Romero’s Qatar trip.
