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“Be Seen: The Art of Encounter,” an outdoor exhibition at Maryvale Community Center in West Phoenix, opens on Nov. 5.

The banners, which displayed messages such as “EAT THE RICH” and “ICE OUT! VOTE!”, were placed in view of prominent roadways across Phoenix

She died of cancer on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026, at the age of 96. A trailblazer, Huerta fought for the rights of workers, immigrants and women and had close ties to Tucson.

Residents say there’s a lack of compassion from the housing director, poor living conditions and no process to handle grievances. Many allege conditions have worsened since the director began in 2025. 

Families cruised the streets of Phoenix in off-road vehicles to drop off their election ballots. That's how Poder Latinx drew upon a Latino tradition to encourage participation in the Nov. 3 election.

Civic engagement can take many shapes and forms — and media. For Fuerte Arts Movement, the goal is to get Phoenix residents involved by invoking emotion through artivism. 

Joselin Colibrí transformed her experience in an ICE detention center in Arizona into her strength to help her LGBTQ+ immigrant community

With the Nov. 3 general election approaching, Arizonans can stay informed and get involved in their communities through events across the state

In collaboration with Stephanie Casanova, Somos Tucson, and CALÓ News, and with the support of Altavoz Lab, local Arizona journalists are launching a resource for people affected by the state's immigration detention system.