Welcome to PODtober, the series within The Reveller: RECORDING - A Loud & Lively Podcast where a mini episode is released every day of October with a new guest answering the question, "What do you revel in?" #RevellerPODtober
Day: 10
Guest: Meagan (she/her)
Meagan grew up in Kitchener-Waterloo, then headed off to the University of Ottawa for an Honours BA in Psychology with a minor in criminology. After graduating in 2019, she realized that a lot of the jobs available in KW were often research based which she was not interested in. However, some of the job postings she was interested in required a Registered Early Childhood Education (RECE) qualification. So, she decided to go back to school for a fast-track ECE program at Conestoga College.
Meagan really enjoys being in nature, listening to good music, being creative, and socializing with family and friends. She also enjoys learning about social justice issues, including anti-racism, 2SLGBTQ+, climate change, indigenous history, and cultures, among other topics. She also spends time exploring herself, personality types, attachment styles, emotional intelligence, insecurities and how they manifest, self-love, and all that comes with personal development. Basically, she's just a person trying to do better for herself and the next generation.
Tune in to discover what Meagan revels in!
*This episode was recorded in April 2021.
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Indigenous Learning Resources:
Indigenous Canada Course
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Truth & Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action
Orange Shirt Day
Native-Land
Indigenous Organizations to Support:
The Indian Residential School Survivors Society
Orange Shirt Society/Every Child Matters Society
The Healing of the Seven Generations
The Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund
Welcome to PODtober, the series within The Reveller: RECORDING - A Loud & Lively Podcast where a mini episode is released every day of October with a new guest answering the question, "What do you revel in?" #RevellerPODtober
Day: 10
Guest: Meagan (she/her)
Meagan grew up in Kitchener-Waterloo, then headed off to the University of Ottawa for an Honours BA in Psychology with a minor in criminology. After graduating in 2019, she realized that a lot of the jobs available in KW were often research based which she was not interested in. However, some of the job postings she was interested in required a Registered Early Childhood Education (RECE) qualification. So, she decided to go back to school for a fast-track ECE program at Conestoga College.
Meagan really enjoys being in nature, listening to good music, being creative, and socializing with family and friends. She also enjoys learning about social justice issues, including anti-racism, 2SLGBTQ+, climate change, indigenous history, and cultures, among other topics. She also spends time exploring herself, personality types, attachment styles, emotional intelligence, insecurities and how they manifest, self-love, and all that comes with personal development. Basically, she's just a person trying to do better for herself and the next generation.
Tune in to discover what Meagan revels in!
*This episode was recorded in April 2021.
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Thanks for listening to The Reveller: RECORDING - A Loud & Lively Podcast!
Please Subscribe, Rate, Review, and Recommend.
Be on The Reveller: RECORDING - www.thereveller.ca/beonthepodcast
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Get social with @TheRevellerCa!
Instagram
Twitter
Facebook
YouTube
TikTok
#TheRevellerCa
#TheRevellerRECORDING
#BeLoudAndLively
www.thereveller.ca
***
Indigenous Learning Resources:
Indigenous Canada Course
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Truth & Reconciliation Commission of Canada: Calls to Action
Orange Shirt Day
Native-Land
Indigenous Organizations to Support:
The Indian Residential School Survivors Society
Orange Shirt Society/Every Child Matters Society
The Healing of the Seven Generations
The Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund