Scottsdale man Carlos Alfaro receives award for fostering rational policy discussion
Scottsdale man Carlos Alfaro was recently recognized for fostering civil, nonpartisan discourse on public policy.
(Courtesy Carlos Alfaro)
The Arizona Democracy Resilience Network and Mormon Women for Ethical Government Arizona honored Scottsdale man Carlos Alfaro, founder of Arizona Talks Foundation, with the Civic Innovator Award at the 2025 Civic Champion Dinner.
The event is designed to celebrate individuals strengthening civic trust and reducing political divides.
Alfaro received recognition for creating nonpartisan spaces that facilitate rational policy discussions among legislators, influencers, and citizens, according to a press release.
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Scottsdale man Carlos Alfaro receives award for fostering rational policy discussion
(Courtesy Carlos Alfaro)
Scottsdale man Carlos Alfaro was recently recognized for fostering civil, nonpartisan discourse on public policy.
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The Arizona Democracy Resilience Network and Mormon Women for Ethical Government Arizona honored Scottsdale man Carlos Alfaro, founder of Arizona Talks Foundation, with the Civic Innovator Award at the 2025 Civic Champion Dinner.
The event is designed to celebrate individuals strengthening civic trust and reducing political divides.
Alfaro received recognition for creating nonpartisan spaces that facilitate rational policy discussions among legislators, influencers, and citizens, according to a press release.
His approach addresses the critical need for civil discourse in an increasingly polarized society, the release said.
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