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Luis Murillo, a Regional Director of Project Protect promotora network in the San Luis Valley and school Principal, gives testimony in favor of SB.21.087 (aka Agricultural Workers' Bill of Rights). He states that health access, food access and…

Promotoras were able to help some students from an alternative school in Conejos County after their school counselor reached out to ask for supplies.

Promotoras provided food bags for families in need after being contacted by a school counselor in Alamosa County.

A school counselor from Alamosa County reached out to a Projject Protect Promotora for food bags after an increase in Covid-19 cases forced their school to temporarily close.

Promotoras were able to help a group of low-income students from Alamosa County by providing them with food bags and care kits.

One promotora shared how they have been able to collaborate with a food pantry in Powers County in order to provide supplies for both people who already utilized the pantry and the surrounding agricultural community.

A promotora was called down to a local hospital to act as a translator after there was a horrible accident involving multiple Guatemalan immigrants, one of which was a minor.

A Project Protect Promotora recounts her interactions with agricultural worker who needed help with taking the written test at the DMV.