Most farmworkers are married and/or have children; yet almost six out of ten farmworkers live apart from their immediate family members.
Student Reflections

At our recent mid-retreat training, we asked SAF Solidaridad interns and Levante youth members to reflect on "Something I've Learned About Myself" as a SAF participant. Here's a little of what we heard:
- I learned that I really enjoy facilitating workshops and look forward to the opportunity to do it again.
- I often take my educational, professional and personal opportunities for granted.
- I'm decided.
- I can potentially be successful if I put effort into it.
- I have changed in the past four years.
- I try to take on a lot at the moment and tend to think it through later.
- I have a lot of potential.
- I should try things before I decide I don’t like them.
- It’s okay to come from a farmworker background. It’s part of my identity.
- I enjoy being involved and helping others and being a part of a program.
- My struggle is not unique to my family.
- That I am part of work that people have been doing for a long time and farmworkers, especially, have done for a more just system.