Now that I have completed the Into the Fields internship, I am now more informed about the issues surrounding preventative care. At the NC Farmworkers Project (NCFWP), we have coordinated... [Read more]
La Cucaracha, La Cucaracha!
I cannot be the only one that is in disbelief that we are halfway through our ITF summer, right? Time surely flies when you’re having fun. But you know what... [Read more]
Reflections from farmworker outreach
For over a month now I have spent my days driving across the state to visit H-2A workers at their housing. By my own estimation I have been able to... [Read more]
I am glad to be part of one of the many programs that serves the farm worker community and recognizes their struggles as strengths.
Working with the South Carolina Migrant Education Program (Migrant Ed) has reinforced some privileges that I have taken for granted. Every day since I started this internship has been memorable... [Read more]
The Strongest People
This month was incredible for me. It helped me open my eyes and realize what the life of people who came as "Hired" was like. The conditions in which they... [Read more]
Farmworker Generosity
A memorable day that has stayed with me ever since was when I was visiting a new camp house with my advisor, Maria. This was only my second week of... [Read more]
Into, Into the Fields!
Hello SAF community! My name is Nicole Murashima and I feel unbelievably fortunate to be a part of the 2024 Into the Fields intern cohort! I am a rising senior... [Read more]
From ROTC to Public Health: A Journey of Service & Advocacy
My name is Kétlye Gurrola and I'm from Fayetteville, NC. I am a recent graduate of East Carolina University with a major in Public Health. I grew up in a... [Read more]
Applying to SAF meant working directly with the community that watched me grow and become who I am today.
Hello, my name is Karla Núñez Pérez, and I am super excited to be part of SAF this summer. My family and I are from Guerrero, Mexico. We immigrated to... [Read more]
My parents have always stressed the importance of being in touch with our roots and who we are.
Hola, Yo soy Sara Rugama Artola, a Political Science student at the illustrious North Carolina Central University. Fun fact aside majoring in Political Science I also minor in Spanish. My... [Read more]
Being part of Student Action for Farmworkers reaffirmed my commitment to public service
Throughout my time as a Solidaridad intern, I was reinforced in how labor, citizenship status, and health access contribute to the progress of immigrant communities and the urgent need for... [Read more]
As I left the workshop, I carried with me a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by farmworkers
The Introduction to Farmworker Advocacy Workshop was a transformative experience that opened my eyes to the often-overlooked heroes working tirelessly to uplift farmworkers and their communities. One particular moment during... [Read more]