Texas artists discuss art and democracy at Tribune event
During the panel conversation, the panelists talked about what inspires them to do the work they do and how they see their role in driving dialogue, activism and change. Full Story
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Erin Cobb is a 2024 events fellow. A junior at the University of Texas at Austin, she is studying journalism and nonprofits. Erin previously worked as a grants coordinator intern for Students Expanding American Literacy, an Austin-based literacy nonprofit. She spends her free time reading, taking hot yoga classes and finding new spots to grab coffee.
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Child care costs in Texas pose a major challenge. These panelists discussed potential solutions.
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