Kristi Hager and Cindy Bernd Hager talk about participating in the exhibition Equal: A Work in Progress at the Missoula Art Museum.
Kristi Hager and Cindy Bernd Hager talk about participating in the exhibition Equal: A Work in Progress at the Missoula Art Museum. Kristi Hager and Cindy Bernd Hager talk about participating in the exhibition Equal: A Work in Progress at the Missoula Art Museum. Kristi Hager and Cindy Bernd Hager talk about participating in the exhibition Equal: A Work in Progress at the Missoula Art Museum. Kristi Hager and Cindy Bernd Hager talk about participating in the exhibition Equal: A Work in Progress at the Missoula Art Museum.

Kristi Hager and Cindy Bernd Hager talk about participating in the exhibition Equal: A Work in Progress at the Missoula Art Museum.

Recorded December 3, 2020 Archived December 3, 2020 18:45 minutes
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Id: APP2407040

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Kristi Hager (74) of Missoula, Montana and Cindy Bernd Hager (67) of Cheyenne, Wyoming discuss the rites of passage for sister-in-laws. They bonded over re-wiring an old house and Butte, Montana and Mike Hager (brother and husband, respectively) recovering from a stroke and carrying the Olympic Torch in Cheyenne before the Salt Lake City Olympics. They share the adventure of traveling to Billings, Montana to see the exhibition Equal: A Work in Progress at the Yellowstone Art Museum in May of 2020 during Covid-19. Mike Hager had extra difficulties because wheelchair accessibility was even more limited than usual. Cindy talks of encouragement from her father to tackle tough challenges and her life long advocacy for equality as a special education teacher. Cindy uses her "Equal" portrait for her facebook profile.

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  • Kristi Hager
  • Cindy Hager

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