Student Climate Activists Demand a Halt in UA Fossil Fuel Investments

$107,000,000 That’s the total amount of money the University of Arizona, and its sister organization the UA Foundation, have invested in fossil fuels. Across the world, there has been a growing movement against investing in the fossil fuel industry, because of its direct role in perpetuating the climate crisis. As of 2023, more than 1,500 … Read more

A Busy Past Week for Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs

This is what good government is supposed to be about. Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has spent the last week taking part in events or working on public policy issues designed to move the Grand Canyon State forward and lift people up. On October 30, 2023, the Governor, with Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm, participated in … Read more

New ADLCC Chairs Jennifer Pawlik and Priya Sundareshan Discuss Turning the Arizona Legislature Blue in 2024

2024 may be a good year for Democrats across the electoral board in Arizona.  That includes the solid possibility of taking, for the first time in decades, control of the State Legislature.  Why? Because they are on the side of the issues people most care about. Those include economic opportunity, fiscal responsibility, improved and well-funded … Read more

With a Powerful Resume, Andrei Cherny Hopes to Become the Next Representative from Arizona CD One

A grandchild of Holocaust Survivors. The son of immigrant refugees fleeing Communism. Recruited to the Clinton White House as the then-youngest Presidential speechwriter in United States History. Co-founder and President of the journal, Democracy. The primary drafter of the Democratic Party Platform in 2000 A Naval Reserve Intelligence Officer following 9/11 A speechwriter for the … Read more