
Tucson Festival of Books serves up culinary delights
The Tucson Festival of Books offers more than just literature, featuring top chefs, cookbook authors, and local vendors serving up a feast of culinary experiences.
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The Tucson Festival of Books offers more than just literature, featuring top chefs, cookbook authors, and local vendors serving up a feast of culinary experiences.
A Mauritanian asylum seeker was denied refuge in the U.S. after a mistranslation during his court hearing led to inconsistencies in his case, highlighting critical issues with language access in the immigration system.
Thousands of volunteers power the Tucson Festival of Books, dedicating thousands of hours to keep the event running smoothly.
The Tucson Festival of Books provides local authors, including Gabriel Palacios and Anne Hillerman, a valuable platform to connect with readers, network with fellow writers, and gain exposure for their work.
The Southern Arizona Science and Engineering Fair showcased student innovation, highlighting groundbreaking STEM projects and fostering future scientists and engineers.
The Tucson Festival of Books highlights Latino and Indigenous voices through the Nuestras RaĂces tent and other venues, providing a platform for underrepresented authors to share their stories.
Tucson Thrives has shifted its focus to help middle school students overcome barriers and thrive, partnering with local organizations to provide resources and support.
đź’ˇWe're counting down the days leading up to the Tucson Festival of Books, which is happening March 15 and 16 on the University of Arizona mall. The festival is one of the events that makes our community so special and we're all about celebrating that. A
Dozens gathered in Tucson’s Reid Park for a “Day Without Immigrants” protest, demanding justice, fair immigration policies, and recognition of immigrants’ contributions.