Amid "fear and misinformation," an Arizona health center serves border communities - AZ Luminaria

Brenda Sánchez joined the Southeast Arizona Health Education Center in Nogales as a college intern. She immediately began working on a project close to her heart: helping community health workers support farmworkers in Arizona's border communities. That was in 2018. Sánchez helped develop the Agua Limpia Health Curriculum, a training for community health workers to address water quality in a Cochise County farmworker community.