Karen Kwan's guest appearances

Karen Kwan

Utah's Morning News

ToddCastUtah's podcast

This Is Her Place

State of Utah

Lincoln Fillmore

Spencer Cox

Ron Winterton

Jeff Burton

Mark Strong

Dan Johnson

Connor Boyack

John Johnson

Chris Peterson

Jann Haworth

Katherine Fenton

Brad Wilson

Jim Dabakis

Ray Ward

Chris Wilson

OwlTail

Join Elizabeth as she talks with Rep. Karen Kwan.

Join Elizabeth as she talks with Rep. Karen Kwan.

Rep. Karen Kwan

How do we work with people we disagree with? How do we stand up for causes while also building relationships? In this episode, we talk about two women who were gifted with an almost uncanny ability to create bridges with people who thought and felt differently than they did:*Alison Comish Thorne, Professor Emerita at Utah State University and a civic leader and community activist*Karen Kwan, a current member of the Utah House of Representatives from District 34, which covers Taylorsville, Murrary, Millcreek, and a bit of West Valley, also a community advocate and an associate professor of psychology at Salt Lake Community College.Both women focused on women's issues, including the ERA. Both could have felt like outsiders in their own communities, and at times they did. But they also dedicated themselves to building bridges with determined persistence, and often in the face of steep odds.

How do we work with people we disagree with? How do we stand up for causes while also building relationships? In this episode, we talk about two women who were gifted with an almost uncanny ability to create bridges with people who thought and felt differently than they did: *Alison Comish Thorne, Professor Emerita at Utah State University and a civic leader and community activist *Karen Kwan, a current member of the Utah House of Representatives from District 34, which covers Taylorsville, Murrary, Millcreek, and a bit of West Valley, also a community advocate and an associate professor of psychology at Salt Lake Community College. Both women focused on women's issues, including the ERA. Both could have felt like outsiders in their own communities, and at times they did. But they also dedicated themselves to building bridges with determined persistence, and often in the face of steep odds.

Bridging the Gap: Alison Comish Thorne and Karen Kwan

Todd Weiler interviews Rep. Karen Kwan during week five of the 2020 general session of the Utah legislature.  

Todd Weiler interviews Rep. Karen Kwan during week five of the 2020 general session of the Utah legislature.

Rep. Karen Kwan on ERA and Self-Driving Vehicles 