Pandemic

KUT checks back in with Creative Action to see how it fared over the past year and what it has learned during the pandemic. (Hint: Meditation on Zoom is a thing.)

We have been dealing with the disruption, uncertainty and grief around the COVID-19 pandemic for just about a year now. The pandemic alone can often feel like too much to manage.

These issues will be hashed out on top of the once-a-decade political redistricting that must be completed during the 2021 session.

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