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20210421 - CFA Survey - Webcast

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Moderator and chief program and community engagement office of the Arizona Community Foundation, Lisa Urias, top left, leads a panel discussion with young Arizona leaders on “The Arizona We Want: The Decade Ahead,” through a webcast on Wednesday, April 21, 2021. Panelists include Bethany Bennick, a senior manager with the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, top right; Zach Yentzer, executive director of the Tucson Young Professionals, center right; Derrick W. Leslie, a coordinator with the White Mountain Apache Tribe, lower right; and Stephanie Parra, executive director of ALL In Education. The survey, conducted by Gallup, asked questions to 3,586 Arizona adults, and found wide-spread agree on key topics relating to what they want for the future of the state and its residents.

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20210421 Center for the Future of Arizona Survey
20210421 - CFA Survey - Webcast<br /> <br /> Not released:<br /> Image not released: news/editorial use only.<br /> <br /> Moderator and chief program and community engagement office of the Arizona Community Foundation, Lisa Urias, top left, leads a panel discussion with young Arizona leaders on “The Arizona We Want: The Decade Ahead,” through a webcast on Wednesday, April 21, 2021. Panelists include Bethany Bennick, a senior manager with the Greater Phoenix Economic Council, top right; Zach Yentzer, executive director of the Tucson Young Professionals, center right; Derrick W. Leslie, a coordinator with the White Mountain Apache Tribe, lower right; and Stephanie Parra, executive director of ALL In Education. The survey, conducted by Gallup, asked questions to 3,586 Arizona adults, and found wide-spread agree on key topics relating to what they want for the future of the state and its residents.