Natalia Duncan Macker: On The Convergence Of Arts And Politics

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Teton County Commissioner Natalia Duncan Macker talks about why women and artists are uniquely suited for serving in local government. “More artists getting involved in government across our country is vitally important because artists are good problem solvers and creative thinkers. I hope more artists will decide that they can put the way their brain works to work to solve the problems we are facing in our society.” – Natalia Duncan Macker. Learn more about this episode of First, but Last at www.thinkwy.org/22

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