• Workshops on workers’ rights, tenants’ rights, and safety planning

• Rapid response support for wage theft survivors and labor exploitation cases

• Materials, printing, interpretation, childcare, transportation, and food for community gatherings

• Safe spaces for healing, ceremony, and community connection

• Culturally rooted programs grounded in Indigenous teachings and justice

• Mutual aid distributions for families impacted by detention, deportation, or economic hardship

• Community organizing trainings that build confidence, knowledge, and collective power

• Know-your-rights roleplays that help families prepare for real-life scenarios

• Art, storytelling, and community-based healing practices

• Resource navigation for families facing discrimination, violence, or barriers to services

• Support circles for directly impacted families, parents, and youth

• Neighborhood-based leadership development through Comités del Barrio

• Coordination of volunteers who power community clinics and events

• Direct support to families during moments of fear, instability, and uncertainty

• Translation, accessibility, and culturally relevant education for every workshop and event

• Annual community traditions like Regalando Sonrisas, our toy drive created by directly impacted families

• Food sovereignty and gardening projects that nourish and heal the community

• The everyday work of caretaking, calling, checking in, and showing up for the people​​

Semillas Arizona exists because our community refuses to abandon one another.

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Your support keeps that promise alive.