Rural Arizona Advocates!
Rural Arizona Advocates is a free transformative six-month college-age program specially designed for young individuals in rural Arizona.
This innovative program combines the empowering elements of Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR) with real-world experiences to foster a generation of passionate leaders committed to creating a more equitable and just system. Through advocacy, accountability, and leadership training, participants will embark on a journey of personal growth while making a tangible impact on their communities and beyond.
Program Dates:
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Program dates are released in the Fall semester.
Expectations of Participants:
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We expect participants to be present and participate fully in the program at every session.
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Participants must complete all readings, assignments, or any other prep work before each session.
Format:
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Participants are required to attend a once-a-month in-person meeting. Participants will complete the required readings and video lessons between each session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do sessions usually take place?
We will do our best to host sessions at places that are within reasonable driving distance of participants.
Who can apply for Rural Arizona Advocates?
Rural Arizona Advocates is open to people 18 years of age and older.
What is the cost to participate in the program?
There is no cost to participate in Rural Arizona Advocates.
What if I don’t have transportation?
We will do our best to work with each participant needing transportation. We don’t want transportation to be a barrier that keeps people from participating in the program. If necessary, we will provide transportation.
