The Arizona Center for Civic Leadership at the Flinn Foundation has selected the 2022 Flinn-Brown Fellows, 27 leaders who will participate in Arizona's most prestigious leadership program on state policy and politics.  One of those leaders is San Tan Valley resident, the Honorable Sherri Jones.

Sherri Jones has worked with or on behalf of young children for over 20 years in Arizona, cultivating valuable community engagement skills across Arizona's rural, urban, and tribal communities. She has been a part of statewide initiatives focused on children from birth through school age, supporting continuing education for educators, and a variety of concerns impacting Arizona families.

Sherri is a governing school board member for the Florence Unified School District. She serves on the Arizona Department of Education, African American Advisory Council and the Leading for Change Board. Sherri received her Bachelor of Science degree from Arizona State University.

Becoming a Flinn-Brown Fellow brings membership in the distinguished Flinn-Brown Network and participation in the Flinn-Brown Academy, a 12-session policy institute that offers unparalleled rigorous learning about Arizona policy and politics—and connections with top state leaders and policy experts. The Academy begins in August and concludes with the annual Flinn-Brown Convention in November, a day-long professional-development gathering for the entire Flinn-Brown Network.

"Flinn-Brown is a chance for these professionals to learn from our state's top experts. They'll also build friendships and networks that will advance their understanding of policy and the political landscape—and provide the support they need to become impactful civic leaders throughout Arizona," said Dawn Wallace, Flinn Foundation vice president for civic leadership.

Congratulations Honorable Sherri Jones!