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Name of the Organization
Semilla Collective
Contact Person
Fatima Rojas
Job Title
Community Organizer
Contact phone
203 747 4309
E-mail
fatimarojas217@gmail.com
Interest
Youth, Housing Assistance, Education, Adult Education, Financial Literacy, Advocacy, Arts, Economic Development
Description Interest
The Semilla Collective is a grassroots immigrant led collective. We work with working class immigrant families to preserve our culture and our roots. We are developing a tortilleria under a cooperative model.
The Semilla Collective has a musical project to share the tradition and roots of "Son Jarocho" we host fandangos and community workshops

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At 9:09am on October 4, 2023, Lee Cruz said…

Fatima,

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