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On August 19th, Arizona List is turning 21, and our annual Summer Membership Match is in full swing! For more
Three Takeaways from the Tucson Election – Cathy Nichols For those of you from around the state who may not
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Understanding the Gender Pay Gap – Nikita Bansal Although modern-day society is getting far more egalitarian than it was before,
“Real Stories Make a Real Generation.” – Layann Albanna One of my favorite required-reading books in school was Harper Lee’s To
Arizona boasts its world-famous natural wonder, the Grand Canyon, Native American heritage and culture, and record-breaking arid summers, but any
Project Veritas is a far-right organization that was founded by conservative politician James O’Keefe III in 2010. It was suspended
This article was originally published by Arizona Capitol Times. Athena Salman, Guest Commentary//July 9, 2025 Last week, Rep. Juan Ciscomani
Stories of resistance (6/30) – 2025 Summer Intern Joey Deignan What Does Resistance Mean in Today’s Political Climate? In a time
Interviewed 04.28.25 by 2025 Spring Intern Sydney Horton My name is Sydney Horton, and I am a freshman at the
June 24, 2025 Tempe, AZ – Councilmember Jennifer Adams is the new Chair of the Valley Metro Regional Public Transportation Authority (RPTA) Board.
Written by 2025 Summer Intern Nikita Bansal Abortion is one of the personal – but controversial – topics in American
By Justin Pritchette, Arizona List 2025 Summer Intern A Father Who Cares One of my favorite memories of my Dad
Championing Sustainability in Scottsdale: An Interview with Councilwoman Solange WhiteheadBy Bethany Boyd In a time of climate crisis, environmental advocates at the local level are often our strongest defense
Women in Leadership- Heather Macre By Murphy BerglundArizona List 2025 Spring Intern When Heather Macre first encountered the Central Arizona
Being a mom means holding many titles — caretaker, coach, listener, problem-solver. It’s a full-time job grounded in love, patience,
My name is Darlene T. Martinez. I was born into a working-class family in the small town of Cortez, Colorado.
By Fátima Salazar At first glance, Arizona might look like a national model for women’s political leadership. We’ve had five
This article was originally published by LOOKOUT. With the fear of more LGBTQ+ rights restrictions, possible discrimination, and a culture
This release was originally published by ACLU Arizona. March 5, 2025 PHOENIX — Today, a Maricopa County Superior Court judge permanently
In celebration of Black History Month, we are honored to share an exclusive interview with Carolyn Kidd, a stalwart advocate
As Black History Month continues, we’re proud to spotlight one of our honorees, Rev. Dr. Helen Hunter, an advocate for social
