This is the third presentation in the History Series with the FDR Presidential Library:
Federal One: Saving The Arts In The Great Depression: One of the lesser known aspects of the WPA, the Federal One Project, helped to ensure that the American creative spirit continued on in writing, visual arts, dance and performance during the dark days of the Great Depression. Interactive discussion topics include: Why were the arts so important to the Works Progress Administration and to the country? What impact did this art have in it's own time? In our time? Should the government be in the business of promoting the arts?
Free zoom seminar hosted by Lorraine Coyle of Coyle & Associates LLP. Learn the ins and outs of estate planning, including wills, trusts, power of attorney, health care proxies, and medicaid planning.
Federal One: Saving The Arts In The Great Depression
