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On today's show, Marie interviews Producer Priya George about Power in Place: A Photographic Tribute to Women in Politics. This project celebrates women who have striven to achieve an important presence in the political leadership of this nation. It aims to increase the participation of women in public office by holding up inspirational role models. Women are fulfilling a crucial role of gender parity in the great responsibilities of governance and civic wellbeing, often bringing with them viewpoints and concerns that reflect their unique life experiences. The Power in Place Project needs your support. You can contribute to the Kickstarter campaign today!
About the Artists
Katrina Hajagos
Katrina began her career as a photojournalist, publishing her work in The New York Times, Newsweek, and Newsday. She was Hillary Clinton’s campaign senate photographer from 1999-2000. Subsequently, she has photographed Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, State Senator Wendy Davis, as well as countless politicians across the board. During her career, she has documented the rising tide of women in politics.
Priya George
Priya is a Brooklyn-based producer. She was a producer for the Brian Lehrer Show––winner of the George Foster Peabody Award for Media Excellence––at WNYC, the nation's largest public radio station. She has worked in the realm of urban policy and public affairs, as well as gender equity, and has served as consultant for social media and public relations strategies.
