ARIZONA TOWN HALL

Convenes diverse groups of people, including community members and future leaders, in Statewide and community-level Town Halls across Arizona to discuss and develop solutions for critical state policy issues such as water, transportation, healthcare, economic development, education, and justice. The organization has conducted 113 Statewide Town Halls since 1962.

Convenes diverse groups of people, including community members and future leaders, in Statewide and community-level Town Halls across Arizona to discuss critical and divisive policy issues such as water policy, transportation, health care, economic development, education, and criminal/juvenile justice. The organization has conducted 113 Statewide Town Halls since 1962 and hosted Future Leaders Town Halls for over 10 years.

Convenes diverse groups of stakeholders to engage in structured, nonpartisan discussions on pressing Arizona policy challenges such as water policy, transportation, health care, economic development, education, and criminal/juvenile justice. Has conducted 113 Statewide Town Halls since 1962.

Facilitates the development of consensus-driven reports from Town Hall sessions that prioritize solutions and empower participants to lead implementation. It also encourages community town hall participants to make "I Will" statements, outlining personal steps they will take to create change.

Facilitates the development of consensus-driven reports that prioritize actionable solutions and empower participants to lead implementation. Encourages participants to make “I Will” statements committing to personal actions that support change.

Hosts community and Future Leaders Town Halls (formerly Youth Town Hall) to engage students and local participants in policy discussions, with programming running between 2025 and early 2026 and ongoing for over 10 years. These events include trained facilitators and structured discussion formats.

Hosts targeted forums on specific policy issues, such as the impacts of tariffs on Arizona’s economy and strategies for businesses to minimize costs.

Makes consensus reports, background materials, and presentation slides from panelists publicly available for download, ensuring broad access to findings and resources from Town Hall sessions.

Facilitates the creation of consensus-driven reports from Town Hall sessions that prioritize solutions and empower participants to lead implementation. These reports are made publicly available for download, with 118 topic reports produced since 1962.

Provides presentation slides from program panelists to the public.

Produces background reports and topic reports on various policy issues, often in collaboration with Arizona's public universities, to inform Town Hall discussions. The organization has produced 118 topic reports since 1962 and makes these, along with program reports from recent series (2019-2024), publicly available for download in both English and Spanish.

Produces background research reports to inform Town Hall discussions, including topic-specific analyses like housing challenges for Arizona’s workforce. Has published 118 town hall topic reports since 1962, with electronic copies available for download from the 82nd through the most recent sessions, including annual program reports from 2020–2024 published in both English and Spanish.

Publishes background and program reports related to Town Hall topics, often in both English and Spanish, with electronic copies of reports from 1962 to the present available for download. This includes launching specific reports on housing challenges for Arizona's workforce and providing presentation slides from program panelists.

Collaborates with Arizona's public universities and non-academic professionals to produce research documents that inform Town Hall discussions and provides programming for community town hall events, including background materials, resources, discussion questions, and trained facilitators.

Offers programming for community town hall events, which includes background materials, resources, discussion questions, and trained facilitators to support local discussions.

Provides comprehensive programming for community town hall events, including background materials, discussion questions, trained facilitators, and collaboration with Arizona’s public universities and non-academic professionals to develop research that informs discussions.