[MCN] Historical Museum hosts MONTANA VOTES!, a 3-part virtual lecture series - PART 2 on Sept 29th

[Jessie Rogers]

PART 2 of The Historical Museum's MONTANA VOTES! virtual lecture series coming September 29th at 2pm!
MONTANA VOTES 101: How To's, Myth Busting, & History
Streamed LIVE on Facebook and YouTube/Website
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Visit www.fortmissoulamuseum.org/montana-vote-lecture-series/<http://www.fortmissoulamuseum.org/montana-vote-lecture-series/> for more information about the upcoming series or contact Jessie Rogers: 258-3479 or jrogers at missoulacounty.us<mailto:jrogers at missoulacounty.us>.


  *   Part 2: MONTANA VOTES 101: How To's, Myth Busting, & History
     *   Tues, Sept 29th at 3pm
     *   Live streamed on Facebook and Museum Website
     *   Guest Presenters: Bradley Seaman and Vicki Zeier
        *   Bradley Seaman, Missoula County's Elections Administrator
        *   Vickie Zeier, former Elections administrator who recently retired after 35 years as Missoula County's Chief Administrative Officer
  *   Part 3: Montana Native Vote: History of Indigenous People's Right to Vote
     *   Tues, Oct 27th at 2pm
     *   Zoom Webinar - Register at www.fortmissoulamuseum.org/montana-vote-lecture-series/<http://www.fortmissoulamuseum.org/montana-vote-lecture-series/>
     *   Guest Presenters: Brianna Lamb and Marci McLean
        *   Brianna Lamb, Community Organizer at All Nations Health Center
        *   Marci McLean, Executive Director of Western Native Voice


Tune in live to the Museum's Facebook Page<https://www.facebook.com/historical.museum.at.fort.missoula/> engage with the guest presenters during the Q & A session or visit their website to watch the recording.


The Historical Museum's newest exhibit, MONTANA VOTES!  is on display and tours are available by appointment.

MONTANA VOTES virtual lecture series incorporates this timely exhibit and guest presenters to bring Montana's political history to life. The series includes discussions of how our past is connected to today's policies, history of MT Politics, Women's Suffrage, Voting 101, Native American Voting Rights, & more.

Each session includes a LIVE Q & A and will be recorded and made available on the Museum's website, www.fortmissoulamuseum.org/montana-vote-lecture-series/<http://www.fortmissoulamuseum.org/montana-vote-lecture-series/>.


Jessie Rogers
Development & Communications Director
The Historical Museum at Fort Missoula

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