
Thursday, June 11 | 1:00 AM to 3:00 AM
Investing In The Next Generation Of Civil Dialogue
A Celebration & Fundraiser For Arizona's High-School Speech & Debate Students
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Join us at Sneaky Big Studios in Scottsdale for an evening with the Arizona students shaping the future of public conversation. High school speech and debate students will take the stage for a live exhibition, followed by remarks from Arizona elected leaders, speech and debate educators, and a discussion on the future of civil dialogue in our state.
Civil dialogue is a skill. Like any skill, it has to be practiced. The students you'll meet are practicing it now, and most will spend the next decade in newsrooms, courtrooms, classrooms, and city halls.
Support Arizona's Student Debaters
Every dollar raised tonight goes directly to Arizona high school speech and debate teams through the Civic Action Network.
The evening also launches the Arizona Talks Civic Action Network (CAN), a new initiative with the Arizona Speech and Debate Association and the Arizona Clean Elections Commission to expand speech and debate access in Arizona high schools, and the start of a long-term commitment to Arizona's next generation of communicators.
Come support the students. Stay for the conversation. Leave knowing you helped build what comes next.
Event Location
Featured Speakers
Matt Gress
Arizona State Representative
State of Arizona
Laura Terech
Executive Director
Arizona America250
Carlos Alfaro
Founder & Board Chair
Arizona Talks Foundation
Event Agenda
Meet Other Leaders Dedicated to Fostering Civil Dialogue
Official Launch of Arizona Talks Civic Action Network
Meet The Students
A conversation with elected leaders, coaches, and educators about civil dialogue beyond the competition stage
Multi-Partisan Guests & Remarks on the Future of Arizona's Public Discourse
Supporting Our Students & Strengthening Arizona's Public Discourse

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