Category Archive for "Civic Leadership" |

Number News: Millennials’ views and votes

Millennials, adults about 22-37 years old, are now the largest generation nationally and account for approximately a third of Arizona adults. However, millennials are still coming into their own as voters and leaders. A recent study by CIRCLE, the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University, presents a political […]

Flinn-Brown Fellow, veteran lobbyist Joe Hughes advocating for American Airlines, Arizona’s business community

Candida Hunter builds bridges between First Things First and Arizona tribes

Policy projects highlight Flinn-Brown Fellows’ expertise, perspectives

Flinn-Brown Fellow, state legislator Drew John watches out for rural Arizona

Arizona Center for Civic Leadership names 36 new Flinn-Brown Fellows for 2018

Through state leadership role, Flinn-Brown Fellow Jaime Dempsey promotes Arizona creativity

Flinn-Brown Fellow Coral Evans brings advocacy experience to role as Flagstaff mayor

2018 Flinn-Brown Application Webinar

The deadline for the 2018 Flinn-Brown Civic Leadership Academy application is November13—less than two weeks away. Last week, we spoke via a webinar with potential applicants, answering questions and sharing advice about standing out among a crowd of highly competitive applications from rising Arizona civic leaders. Want our tips on submitting a competitive application or […]

Introducing Strong Foundations for Achieving Civic Leadership, a practical guide to civic-leadership achievement

By Nancy Welch, Arizona Center for Civic Leadership ¶ I am naturally curious. I like learning how people use their time and talents and why things work the way they do. For those with an interesting or extraordinary accomplishment, I especially want to know “How did you do that?”