Immokalee

Immokalee is a small, historic town in southwestern Florida, known for its agriculture and diverse community. It’s a major center for farmworker labor, especially for tomato harvesting and other produce. The town has a rich cultural heritage, with a mix of migrant workers, Native American, and Hispanic populations. In recent years, Immokalee has gained recognition for social activism, notably the Fair Food Program, which improves conditions and wages for farmworkers. Despite its rural setting, it plays a significant role in Florida’s agricultural economy and advocates for workers' rights.