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Arizona Political Leaders Fellowship

9-Months of Leadership Training, Coaching and Mentoring

 

The 2007-2008 Fellowship kicked off on September 8th – 9th with a weekend workshop in the Phoenix area. Additional weekend workshops will be held on: October 27th-28th (Tucson), January 26th – 27th (Casa Grande), March 29th – 30th (Tucson) and May 3rd – 4th (Phoenix).

 

These workshops will include training on preparing to run for office, managing organizations and campaigns, fundraising and delivering a compelling message. Fellows will also be trained on leadership development skills like becoming an impactful speaker, expanding your personal fundraising base, leading from your own values, and more.

 

The application process for the next Fellowship class will begin in Spring 2008.  If you are interested is applying for the next Fellowship, or would like more information, please contact Jason Barraza.

 

 

Watch an interview with Cliff Martin, 2006 Arizona Fellow.

 

 

 

Throughout the Fellowship, each Fellow will work with experts, seasoned professionals, elected officials, and leadership Faculty coaches to develop their personal leadership skills through six main activities:

  • One-on-One Monthly Leadership Coaching
  • 5 Comprehensive Weekend Workshops
  • Networking Events
  • One-on-One Mentoring Sessions
  • Development of Career Strategic Plan
  • 360 Degree Leadership Evaluation

In addition, Fellows will have the opportunity to meet and work with some of the top political and organizational leaders from across the state. Through the mentoring program, group workshops, and networking events, Fellows will develop connections across the state of Arizona. See the mentors for the 2006 Arizona Political Leaders Fellowship

 

Who Should Apply for the Program?

 

The 9-month, part-time program is designed for a diverse group of individuals who are interested in pursuing some avenue of political leadership in Arizona. Whether it’s community organizing, leading a non-profit, working on a campaign, or running for office, the Fellowship is designed for individuals who want to get involved at all levels of political involvement. Meet the 2007 Arizona Political Leaders Fellows

 

How To Apply:

 

The Fellowship application is a 3-part process that includes a series of five short essays and three letters of recommendation. Once you have submitted all your information, we will contact qualified applicants to accept them into the program. We may also set up a brief interview by phone or in person with some applicants to discuss their goals for the program if there are still questions on either side.

 

Once accepted, we will provide you with a link to pay the $750 training fee online or by check. Full payment or a deposit must be received within 10 days of acceptance. (The discounted fee of $750 is possible because of committed donors. True value of the Fellowship is $8,000)

 

Please note that the Center for Progressive Leadership is dedicated to ensuring that economic considerations are not a barrier for qualified emerging progressive leaders to participate in the Fellowship. Installment plans are available, and we will have a small number of scholarships available to defray a portion of the $750 program fee.


Fellowship Photo Gallery:




Check out photos from Arizona's latest event.

 

For more information on CPL Arizona's training opportunities, contact Jason Barraza.


 

 

Meet Arizona's Fellows

 

2007 Political Fellows

2006 Political Fellows

 

 

 

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