The Arizona Center for Civic Leadership was created via a partnership between the Flinn Foundation and the Thomas R. Brown Foundations to fill a gap the two philanthropies identified in Arizona’s civic-leadership assets:
Although quality leadership-training organizations existed at the local and regional level, no entity existed to address civic-leadership statewide.
The Center strives to do just that.
Components of the Arizona Center for Civic Leadership
Administered by the Flinn Foundation, the Arizona Center for Civic Leadership includes:
- the Flinn-Brown Civic Leadership Academy,
- the Arizona Civic Leadership Collaborative, and
- an ongoing communications and outreach program.
More Information about the Center
In addition to the Center news releases below, our regularly updated blog, the Civic Leadership Conversation, provides more broad-based news about civic leadership in Arizona and beyond.
We invite you to subscribe to our email newsletter, Civic Leadership News, and we hope you will connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Jumo, and ScribD.
You may also browse collected data, reports, and other civic-leadership resources.
If you are a reporter, please direct inquiries to: Brad Halvorsen, Flinn Foundation Vice President for Communications, (602) 744-6803, bhalvorsen@flinn.org.
Arizona Center for Civic Leadership News Releases
Inaugural Class of Flinn-Brown Civic Leadership Academy Completes Study, Charts Course for Arizona Leadership (05/24/2011)
New Website Offers Portal to Civic Leadership in Arizona (02/24/2011)
Longtime Arizona Policy Expert to Lead Leadership Initiative (08/23/2010)
