When communities most impacted by inequities lead, education changes for the better. ALL In Education invites parents, caregivers, community leaders, partners, and alumni to help shape what comes next for students and families in Arizona.
Whether you want to apply to a leadership program, nominate a leader, partner with us, volunteer, attend an event, make a pledge, or connect as an alum, there is a place for you here.
Our leadership programs are designed to move people from awareness to action and from participation to real influence. Parents, caregivers, and community leaders can apply to join a cohort that builds skills, confidence, and networks.
If you are ready to deepen your leadership and advocate for better outcomes for Latino students and all students in Arizona, we encourage you to submit an application.
Empowering parents and caregivers with knowledge and leadership skills
You may know someone who is already a leader in their community, even if they do not call themselves one yet. Our nomination process helps identify parents, caregivers, and community leaders who should be part of our programs.
Your nomination can be the first step in someone’s journey toward greater influence in education.
Progress in education is a shared effort. ALL In Education collaborates with schools, districts, nonprofits, philanthropy, and community organizations to support leadership development, family engagement, and systems change.
If your organization is committed to education equity in Arizona, we want to work with you.
Our alumni are essential to the long-term impact of ALL In Education. Graduates of the Parent Educator Academy, Adelante Fellowship, and LISTO Academy continue to lead in schools, districts, and communities across Arizona.
This also highlights the leadership roles alumni are stepping into and the many ways they can stay engaged with the network.
Volunteers help extend the reach and impact of our work. By sharing your time and skills, you can support events, outreach, and other efforts that connect families and community leaders to opportunities.
Whether you can help once or on an ongoing basis, your support makes a difference.
You can support this work by making a financial contribution or multi-year pledge. Donations help sustain leadership programs, organizing, research, and advocacy that center Latino students and families in Arizona.
Every contribution, at any level, helps build a more equitable education system.