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This week on KZMU News, we're hearing select pieces from Utah Women 20/20. It's a Utah Public Radio original series exploring the unique challenges - and opportunities - facing women in Utah.

A report on the well-being of Utah women suggests civic engagement and political motivation could improve policies for women, children, and families. The Institute for Women's Policy Research recently released a fact sheet outlining the well-being of women in Utah.

This week on KZMU News, we're hearing select pieces from Utah Women 20/20. It's a Utah Public Radio original series exploring the unique challenges - and opportunities - facing women in Utah.

A report on the well-being of Utah women suggests civic engagement and political motivation could improve policies for women, children, and families. The Institute for Women's Policy Research recently released a fact sheet outlining the well-being of women in Utah.

This week on KZMU News, we're hearing select pieces from Utah Women 20/20. It's a Utah Public Radio original series exploring the unique challenges - and opportunities - facing women in Utah.

In 1920, the 19th Amendment extended voting rights to women. As the 100th anniversary of the amendment approaches, one organization is creating classroom resources to help Utah students learn more about the role the state played in this historic event. This new curriculum includes photos, journal entries and other primary source documents to give students a first-person perspective on women's suffrage.

[pictured: The 1912-1914 Kanab Town Council, Utah State Historical Society]

This week on KZMU News, we're hearing select pieces from Utah Women 20/20. It's a Utah Public Radio original series exploring the unique challenges - and opportunities - facing women in Utah.

In 1920, the 19th Amendment extended voting rights to women. As the 100th anniversary of the amendment approaches, one organization is creating classroom resources to help Utah students learn more about the role the state played in this historic event. This new curriculum includes photos, journal entries and other primary source documents to give students a first-person perspective on women's suffrage.

[pictured: The 1912-1914 Kanab Town Council, Utah State Historical Society]

This week on KZMU News, we're hearing select pieces from Utah Women 20/20. It's a Utah Public Radio original series exploring the unique challenges - and opportunities - facing women in Utah.

In 1920, the 19th Amendment extended voting rights to women. As the 100th anniversary of the amendment approaches, one organization is creating classroom resources to help Utah students learn more about the role the state played in this historic event. This new curriculum includes photos, journal entries and other primary source documents to give students a first-person perspective on women's suffrage.

[pictured: The 1912-1914 Kanab Town Council, Utah State Historical Society]

This week on KZMU News, we're hearing select pieces from Utah Women 20/20. It's a Utah Public Radio original series exploring the unique challenges - and opportunities - facing women in Utah.

In 1920, the 19th Amendment extended voting rights to women. As the 100th anniversary of the amendment approaches, one organization is creating classroom resources to help Utah students learn more about the role the state played in this historic event. This new curriculum includes photos, journal entries and other primary source documents to give students a first-person perspective on women's suffrage.

[pictured: The 1912-1914 Kanab Town Council, Utah State Historical Society]

KZMU welcomes Times-Independent associate editor Doug McMurdo to discuss some major stories this past week. An ATV driver was nearly run off the road after an incident of road rage, hoteliers consider legal action over housing, and Grand County recognizes the victims of the Potash tragedy. Plus, the county's planning commission considers dimming the lights for better night skies, and the Chamber of Commerce names citizen and business of the year.

KZMU welcomes Times-Independent associate editor Doug McMurdo to discuss some major stories this past week. An ATV driver was nearly run off the road after an incident of road rage, hoteliers consider legal action over housing, and Grand County recognizes the victims of the Potash tragedy. Plus, the county's planning commission considers dimming the lights for better night skies, and the Chamber of Commerce names citizen and business of the year.

KZMU welcomes Times-Independent associate editor Doug McMurdo to discuss some major stories this past week. An ATV driver was nearly run off the road after an incident of road rage, hoteliers consider legal action over housing, and Grand County recognizes the victims of the Potash tragedy. Plus, the county's planning commission considers dimming the lights for better night skies, and the Chamber of Commerce names citizen and business of the year.

KZMU welcomes Times-Independent associate editor Doug McMurdo to discuss some major stories this past week. An ATV driver was nearly run off the road after an incident of road rage, hoteliers consider legal action over housing, and Grand County recognizes the victims of the Potash tragedy. Plus, the county's planning commission considers dimming the lights for better night skies, and the Chamber of Commerce names citizen and business of the year.