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[S4 EP 125]: Youth doesn't need to be fixed, they need this instead
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🎯During this episode, our guest speaker Meghan ⚒️ (Dillard) McGilvra MSW, doesn't unlock doors for talent, she busts through them. A workforce development professional and youth advocate uncovers
✅ What does youth need to become a confident professional?
✅ Why is it important for you to find a career that is aligned with your strengths?
✅ How to recognise the gaps in the career decision journey and take action to reach where you aim to?
✅ Why youth does not need to be fixed but rather empowered?
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About the Speaker
I am a Workforce Development Disruptor. I believe we often get in our own way and allow policies and systems to dictate how we best serve youth/students.
I am incredibly passionate about Youth Development and believe youth are whole when they come to us, they do not need to be "fixed", we need to fix the systems with them.
I have spent the last 20 years working with nonprofits, DOL funded initiatives, and developing a unique skill set that centers work around those that need it most and the systems that support or get in the way.
I am a "why can't we", "how could we", "is this right for those we are serving", and " teach me more". I believe in humour, authenticity, partnerships, Equity, mental wellness, family priorities, skill building, and trust.
Learn More: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meghanmcgilvra/
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About the host:
Hi, I am Ishani Nigam, a podcaster and content creator. I aim to create content that EDUTAINS [educates and entertains] my audiences. I am a curious and enthusiastic soul, who loves to question the norm and found this podcast as a way to let my energy flow in the right direction. I am a creative, warm and fun-loving soul and I become all of these when surrounded by like-minded people :)
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Sound and music credit: www.pixabay.com
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By Ishani NigamSubscribe to the podcast on Apple and Follow it on Spotify. If this content adds value, please give ratings and comments on Google and Apple podcasts.
***
🎯During this episode, our guest speaker Meghan ⚒️ (Dillard) McGilvra MSW, doesn't unlock doors for talent, she busts through them. A workforce development professional and youth advocate uncovers
✅ What does youth need to become a confident professional?
✅ Why is it important for you to find a career that is aligned with your strengths?
✅ How to recognise the gaps in the career decision journey and take action to reach where you aim to?
✅ Why youth does not need to be fixed but rather empowered?
***
About the Speaker
I am a Workforce Development Disruptor. I believe we often get in our own way and allow policies and systems to dictate how we best serve youth/students.
I am incredibly passionate about Youth Development and believe youth are whole when they come to us, they do not need to be "fixed", we need to fix the systems with them.
I have spent the last 20 years working with nonprofits, DOL funded initiatives, and developing a unique skill set that centers work around those that need it most and the systems that support or get in the way.
I am a "why can't we", "how could we", "is this right for those we are serving", and " teach me more". I believe in humour, authenticity, partnerships, Equity, mental wellness, family priorities, skill building, and trust.
Learn More: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meghanmcgilvra/
***
About the host:
Hi, I am Ishani Nigam, a podcaster and content creator. I aim to create content that EDUTAINS [educates and entertains] my audiences. I am a curious and enthusiastic soul, who loves to question the norm and found this podcast as a way to let my energy flow in the right direction. I am a creative, warm and fun-loving soul and I become all of these when surrounded by like-minded people :)
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Sound and music credit: www.pixabay.com