Tucson Primas builds community for Latina women offline
Tucson Primas is a Tucson-based social club creating welcoming, offline spaces for Latina women to build friendships, confidence and community through events and culture.
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Tucson Primas is a Tucson-based social club creating welcoming, offline spaces for Latina women to build friendships, confidence and community through events and culture.
The Tucson protest came amid demonstrations in other cities opposing U.S. immigration enforcement and foreign policy.
Tucson residents gathered at El Tiradito for a vigil honoring Renee Nicole Good, who was killed during an ICE raid, as speakers raised concerns about immigration enforcement and community safety.
Tucson influencers Megan Monge and Hannah Hildreth use Instagram to highlight local food, small businesses and community connections in the post-pandemic creator economy.
Tucson Queer Outdoors offers inclusive outdoor activities for LGBTQ+ people and allies, building community and connection in Southern Arizona.
A Nogales-based nonprofit rescues millions of pounds of surplus produce each year, redirecting food from landfills to families across Southern Arizona.
Federal SNAP-Ed funding cuts forced South Tucson’s Garden Kitchen to scale back programs while continuing to serve Pima County communities through food and education.
Needles and Knots Sewing Design Lab in Tucson offers hands-on sewing classes for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced makers, led by owner Shauna Smith.
Tucson barber Jalen Robles gained national attention after cutting Bryce James’ hair, turning a viral moment into a growing business with Arizona Wildcats basketball players.