Meet Gabriella Cázares-Kelly, the First Indigenous Woman Elected in Pima County, Arizona
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Gabriella Cázares-Kelly got her start as an organizer and educator, struggling to get Indigenous communities registered to vote. Learn more about how that experience shaped her journey to becoming the Pima County Recorder, who manages (among other things), the voter registration process, how far her family has come in just three generations, and the burden and privilege of being the first to represent her community in elected office.
Produced by Dear Media.
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