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Stunned, shamed, then deeply saddened. That is how I felt when a community college advisor courageously challenged my word choice in front of 250 of
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A designer and writer at heart, Meagan develops books, guides, and tools to help herself and others take action towards a more equitable and just world.
There is much to learn about equity in education, the workforce, and in our communities. We are each on a journey of discovery, and Meagan shares resources from her journey to help others on theirs. Plus, tune-in to her free webinars!
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In using these books, I hope that you inspire awareness, initiate action, and lead change.
I’m excited to introduce a new webinar series designed to help anyone increase their social awareness and equip themselves with tools for action. If you want to live in a more just world, then I hope you will tune-in! Let’s work together to make the world better!
Stunned, shamed, then deeply saddened. That is how I felt when a community college advisor courageously challenged my word choice in front of 250 of
Guest Post by Justin Walters: A few days ago on a lazy Sunday, I sat down at our kitchen table with my eight-year-old daughter, Claire, to eat a snack. We engaged in our usual chit-chat as I tried my best to appreciate this little bit of time we had alone together, time that seems to grow ever more scarce as she grows older. Suddenly, out of the blue, she asked me a strange question.
The digital learning environment is ripe for new approaches to learning. Education must change, and we need people to challenge the status quo. At a
Do you care about increasing the participation of women in STEM? Check out this great program now it it’s 5th year. Technovation is the global
2013 was my most active year in blogging yet, and I am excited to release the top 10 posts for the year! My goal is to
The Grand Challenges for the 21st century will require all levels of STEM professionals: from assembly line workers trained to use highly technical machines, to
An international speaker, teacher, engineer, and equity leader, Meagan’s mission is to provide services, tools, and resources that inspire awareness and initiate action.
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