A group of 16 Arizona alumni from Valley Leadership programs have been chosen to participate in the second class of the group’s Explore program this year.as part of VL’s reimagined development programs, aims to foster connections among leaders throughout the state by giving them first-hand experience with the diversity of communities and issues — including rural, urban, suburban, border and Native American — across the state of Arizona.
The members of the second class were chosen from those who have been part of earlier VL programs. They will visit six communities in Arizona, including the Navajo Nation, Nogales, Yuma, Mesa, South Phoenix and Buckeye in single-day and multiday trips. Explore is one of VL’s reimagined programs set up last year, with an aim to empower people to make a difference in the state.
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