Pastor Center for Politics and Public Service

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Founded in 2015, the Pastor Center serves as a dynamic, student-centric hub of activity that promotes, publicizes, and encourages political engagement and public service among ASU students and the broader community. Located in the ASU College of Public Service and Community Solutions, the Center serves as a dynamic, student-centric hub of activity that promotes, publicizes, and encourages political engagement and public service among ASU students and the broader community. The Center serves on a national stage as one of twenty-five university-based public service institutes participating in Harvard University’s National Campaign for Political and Civic Engagement, launched by the Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics. It is the first in the network to honor a leader representing a minority community—representative of the backgrounds of our participating students and our objective to diversify the population of public service leaders.

We had a wonderful luncheon last week! Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating public service leader Juan Sal...
10/02/2026

We had a wonderful luncheon last week! Thank you to everyone who joined us in celebrating public service leader Juan Salgado and community organization Cultural Coalition Inc. Their outstanding commitment to Arizona is truly inspiring. We’re grateful for all they do to strengthen our communities.

Use the link in our bio to find all event photos!!

Join the Pastor Center for Politics and Public Service for our inaugural Pláticas Series conversation about voting, elec...
09/30/2026

Join the Pastor Center for Politics and Public Service for our inaugural Pláticas Series conversation about voting, elections, and the people who shape our democracy.

Hear from community leaders and experts as we explore how elections actually work, who influences them, and why every vote matters. Come learn, ask questions, challenge the way we think about democracy!

October 6, 2026
3:30PM - 5:30PM
ASU Community Collaborative at the Historic Westward Ho
618 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, Az 85004

Register here: specialevents.asu.edu/platicas1

Trust in Democracy: Does My Vote Matter?Join the Pastor Center for Politics and Public Service for our inagural Pláticas...
09/30/2026

Trust in Democracy: Does My Vote Matter?

Join the Pastor Center for Politics and Public Service for our inagural Pláticas Series conversation about voting, elections, and the people who shape our democracy. Hear from community leaders and experts as we explore how elections actually work, who influences them, and why every vote matters.

October 6, 2026
3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
ASU Community Collaborative, Phoenix
Register in our bio!
Come learn, ask questions, and challenge the way we think about democracy!

🗳️ Let’s Talk Voting! Join us for a conversation with Constitutional Rights Attorney Yael Bromberg on voting rights, civ...
09/21/2026

🗳️ Let’s Talk Voting! Join us for a conversation with Constitutional Rights Attorney Yael Bromberg on voting rights, civic engagement, and making your voice heard.

📅 Tuesday, September 29 | 3 to 6 p.m.
📍 ASU Memorial Union, Room 220

🫰Free food • Voting swag • Networking • Community reception

Come connect, learn, and get involved! 🗣️

We’re proud to honor Juan Salgado with the Congressman Ed Pastor Public Servant Leadership Award.For more than three dec...
09/17/2026

We’re proud to honor Juan Salgado with the Congressman Ed Pastor Public Servant Leadership Award.

For more than three decades, Juan has helped create jobs, expand affordable housing and strengthen underserved communities. His leadership at Phoenix IDA brings people and organizations together to create lasting opportunities.

Join us in celebrating his service and impact at the Pastor Center’s 11th Annual Celebration on Sept. 25.

There are 50 days left until Election Day! 🗳️🗣️Make sure you are ready to make your voice heard. Check your voter regist...
09/14/2026

There are 50 days left until Election Day! 🗳️🗣️
Make sure you are ready to make your voice heard.

Check your voter registration; link in our bio‼️

We are proud to honor Cultural Coalition with the Congressman Ed Pastor Public Service Organization Award. Cultural Coal...
09/11/2026

We are proud to honor Cultural Coalition with the Congressman Ed Pastor Public Service Organization Award. Cultural Coalition brings culture to life through art, performance, and storytelling while creating space for communities to celebrate and preserve their heritage.

Highlights include:
• Celebrating Culture: Uplifting Chicano, Latiné, and Indigenous heritage through cultural programming.
• Art & Storytelling: Using art, performance, and storytelling to connect communities and share cultural experiences.
• Community Engagement: Creating opportunities for people to come together, celebrate their identities, and strengthen community connections.

Through culture, creativity, and community, Cultural Coalition continues to carry forward the spirit of Congressman Ed Pastor by building bridges and creating spaces where every community can be seen, heard, and celebrated.

Please join us in celebrating Cultural Coalition’s extraordinary contributions to our community. 👏👏

We are now accepting applications from students for the Pastor Center Fellowship Program! 🎉To apply, click our profile b...
08/06/2026

We are now accepting applications from students for the Pastor Center Fellowship Program! 🎉To apply, click our profile bio to access the link no later than August 30th.

Please reach out via [email protected]

🌟 Arizona’s Political Legacy Project Spotlight 🌟Teofilo “Tio” Archuleta Tachias was a trailblazing Arizona leader whose ...
06/16/2026

🌟 Arizona’s Political Legacy Project Spotlight 🌟

Teofilo “Tio” Archuleta Tachias was a trailblazing Arizona leader whose decades of public service transformed northern Arizona politics and inspired generations of Latino leaders. From grassroots organizing to county leadership, Tio dedicated his life to civic engagement, voting rights, and uplifting underserved communities.

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