When it comes to improving lives and inspiring futures, IMPACT of Southern Arizona is leaving its mark on the region’s residents.
Advocacy
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Jessica Cox believes in a future where people passionately pursue their dreams by employing resilience to overcome any challenge.
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National Endangered Species Day is on May 20th, and it’s organizations like The Ocean Cleanup that have the greatest impact on conservation efforts.
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In 1993, a year after surviving an abusive relationship and recognizing that there was little understanding about or resources for domestic violence in LGBTQ relationships, Lavina Tomer started an LGBT Domestic Violence Project, which is now the SAAF Anti-Violence Project.
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The Global Center for Women and Justice’s “Ending Human Trafficking” podcast passed the 250-podcast milestone in 2021. With an emphasis on education, hosts tap into a global community that is working together to end human exploitation.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released a new guide on elder financial abuse this week.
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For Native American tribes, community health representatives (CHRs) are unique and valued members of the health care system serving their communities.
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The City of Phoenix has introduced a water usage calculator intended to educate residents on how much water they are using every day, both indoors and out.
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This year marks the 25th anniversary of collaboration between the Phoenix Zoo, Arizona Game and Fish Department, United States Fish and Wildlife Service and United States Forest Service to save the threatened Chiricahua leopard frog in Arizona.
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An eye-catching statement with hues of bright yellow and bold blue, the plate depicts a typical Arizona road and bike path.