NOTE: Hyperlinks not working? Replace the “feliciachew” with “chewfortucson.wordpress” in the address. Much love and appreciation to WordPress who has hosted this site since 2017. CHEWfor Tucson was originally created when Felicia Chew campaigned politically, recognizing that policies hold the key to many of the problems in the Tucson community. However, in an effort for name recognition for the ballots, the domain name “feliciachew” was purchased and linked to ChewForTucson And for whatever reason, the feliciachew portion which substituted the ChewForTucson is no longer working. CHEW stands for Compassion, Humanity, Empathy, and Wisdom; or Creativity, Humanity, Empathy, Wisdom. Kalamajong/Felicia
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Are you ready to help end systemic domestic abuse? Do you have a question? Do you want to register for an event, add your name to the supporters list, participate in a Project, or just say “Hello”?
Please use the form* below to connect with us, or choose another form of communication!
*When using the contact form below to register for an event, please list the event(s), and we will connect with you with 2 business days. Thank you!
Other ways to connect with us!
- Our mailing address is: Felicia Chew Community Projects, 917 E Pastime Road, Tucson, AZ 85719
- Our e-mail address is: feliciachewcommunityprojects@gmail.com
- Our phone number is: 1.520.909.3888
- You can also learn more about our work on Facebook, or follow Felicia on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
We look forward to connecting with you, and working together to help end systemic domestic abuse!
Active Programs and Projects:
- Half-Day or Full-Day Writing Camp,
- Empowerment Session
- Felicia Chew Creations
- “Jesus Is A Cowboy”
- Speak Up Challenge
- Transcend Tucson
- Tucson Quilt Project
- Tutoring Session
Featured Project Questions
- What does sustainability look like — to you in Tucson? (Envision Tucson Sustainable Quilt)
- What makes you unique? What are you passionate about? What makes Tucson special to you? (Tucson Quilt Project)
- What is your message for the world (Tucson Quilt Project)
Featured Projects
- Tucson Quilt Project. Create a Square and share your stories, art, and perspective with the world.
- Tucson Teenzine and Tucson Tweenzine. Participate in the #Speakup Challenge and win cash prizes! Attach your submission via e-mail to tucsonzines@gmail.com
Get Involved!
Host a group focused on a common interest or need, and help empower others through communication and community!
The first step is to connect with us! Please complete the information form below!
*Felicia Chew Community Projects gives back to the community through compensating contributors when pieces are published, and providing scholarships, and supporting local agencies who are also working to end domestic violence.
**Become a sponsor or advertiser! Note: Sponsorships and purchased advertisements are not tax-deductible.
Using the contact form below? If you are registering for an event, please list the event(s), and we will connect with you with 2 business days. Thank you!
Where and when is your next meet & greet?
I heard you on the Buckmaster show and am interested in your comments on safety in Tucson, especially given the comments by Chuck Huckleberry about downtown Tucson not being safe at night.
I can be reached at ksweiss@hotmail.com or 520-982-2857.
Thanks in advance.
Karl Sandwell-Weiss
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I am a volunteer working on the Oracle Area Revitalization Project. I am working to bring development to an area in Ward 3 that needs it. I could use your help if you would like to meet people that will help you to run for City Council. We will be having a workshop to bring in a supermarket and other development and we plan to host it at the downtown campus of Pima Community College. I would like to talk to you more about it and what we are trying to do. I may possibly have met you before. I look forward to talking to you.
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You look like a strong candidate for Tucson City Council. In reading your website, description of mental health issues seems to suggest you may have overcome some yourself. If this is true, I suggest you explain and make that clear. If not, that should also be made apparent. I hope to see and support you in the political arena. In addition to the info below, I’m also on FB.
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Where will you be at the Book Fest? I am volunteering there and I would like to meet you.
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Hey Felicia! Just wondering what your thoughts are on potential marijuana de-criminalization in Tucson? This would be a great way for our locality to take over penalties for petty crimes of our own residents and neighbors. It would also allow us to spend more police resources on significantly more important matters. Thank You!
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