Voices, Inc.
The nonprofit organization Voices, Inc. documents Tucson's community stories and inspires individuals to explore themselves and their connection to place. Participants train in the documentary arts through collaborative mentoring relationships. They produce professional work that celebrates diverse perspectives. They currently have three flagship programs:

The 110° After School Magazine Project
The World War II Oral History Book Project.
Looking Forward/Looking Back: San Xavier Digital Stories Project

Find out more at their website

UA School of Music
Fall semester 2002, Professor Janet Sturman of the UA's College of Fine Arts, created an assignment for students in her Music 334 course, Music in World Cultures. Students worked collaboratively in small groups to research and report on specific content sections, such as corridos and mariachi music, or specific songs, such as Oh, Dem Golden Slippers. Dr. Sturman worked closely with the students to ensure that their efforts were of sufficient quality for inclusion in Music of the Southwest.