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Magdalena, UFW Foundation

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Raise your voice

Magdalena, UFW Foundation

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“When I arrived there, my emotions were very mixed. But I trusted God, and I trusted the work that the UFW Foundation were doing”

Milton, Bakersfield, CA

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“We want to make a difference by voting and serving our community.”

Amando Vicente Carino Peña, California

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“We can’t waste time on this. Field work is hard, but when you’re just starting in the States, we have no other choice.”

Alejandrina, Georgia

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An older man holding his citizenship papers standing indoors against a plain wall with two framed posters behind him.

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“I am thankful to the UFW Foundation because with their help, I was able to get my citizenship.”

Jose Ignancio Villatoro Rios, California

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An older man with gray hair and a mustache, wearing a white short-sleeved, button-up shirt with a subtle dotted pattern.

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“Artemio was issued his green card and is now moving on to apply for citizenship with the help of the UFW Foundation.”

Artemio Ramirez, California

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A man standing outdoors in what appears to be a field or garden, with rows of plants visible behind him.

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“At work I saw a young man who fainted about three times because of the heat and the ambulance came in 45 minutes. He had already lost his life.”

Lorenzo Sarabia, Georgia

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Un primer plano de una mujer que mira ligeramente hacia arriba con una expresión serena.

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“The temperature was about 115 degrees. They fired me for giving my crew a break.”

Elizabeth Talamante, Arizona

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A woman dressed in a green shirt stands in a vineyard, surrounded by rows of grapevines.

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“I suffered from heart problems and with all the chemicals, the smell, as a result of that, my child was born unwell. He was born with a lot of asthma and health problems.”

Adela Leon, California

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