The Flinn-Brown Fellowship is a statewide civic leadership program like no other.
Now in its second decade, the Arizona Center for Civic Leadership at the Flinn Foundation has offered the premier program for experienced leaders to expand their knowledge, put their connections to use, and make a difference in their communities.
Now seeking applicants for 2024 Flinn-Brown
The 2024 Flinn-Brown Fellowship application opened on February 1 and closes on Thursday, February 29.
This spring, about 25 Arizonans will be selected to join the statewide network of more than 435 Flinn-Brown Fellows from the business, technology, agriculture, industry, education, nonprofit, and public sectors—leaders from all walks of life and perspectives.
Learn more about the Flinn-Brown Academy
The Arizona Center for Civic Leadership was created in 2011 by the Flinn Foundation, with its flagship Flinn-Brown Fellowship launched through a partnership with the Thomas R. Brown Foundations of Tucson.
Once selected, Flinn-Brown Fellows continue their civic-leadership journey with the invaluable Flinn-Brown Academy. The Academy assembles a diverse cohort of Fellows to learn directly from experts and each other about issues facing our state and establish ties with prominent figures shaping public policy at the state level.
The Flinn-Brown experience offers:
- Unparalleled learning about policy and politics through the Flinn-Brown Academy;
- Valuable connections with top state leaders and policy experts;
- Membership in the powerful Flinn-Brown Network; and
- Personalized support for civic-leadership development.
Questions?
All prospective applicants are invited to the final in-person information session at the Flinn Foundation on February 13. There are also three remaining virtual information sessions scheduled this month to learn more about the program’s application and benefits.
More information can also be found on our Apply and FAQs page.
Contact Jennifer Papworth, Program Manager, Arizona Center for Civic Leadership, with any questions.