Wasting Time with Wine

Welcome to our first episode of the include. portion of WTWW. We are so excited for you to hear the interview we did with Megan, a Prevention educator, who works for Growing Strong Sexual Assault Center in Decatur, IL. We hope you guys enjoy and hope you learn something new with this interview. 

20% of each months proceeds go toward the non-profit for that month. Find us at includeco.org!

My wife and I have started a company called "include." It's a company based on inclusion and creating a conversation to better understand one another. Each month we give back 20% of our proceeds to a non-profit. For the month of February we gave The Dusable Museum of African American history our first donation. For the month of March we are donating towards Growing Strong Sexual Assault Center and making their shirts for an upcoming event called Take Back Night on April 8th in Decatur, IL. This is just the intro episode on who we are and what we are trying to do in the world. Follow us at include.community on Instagram and include. on Facebook. Our website is www.includeco.org! 

This episode covers my journey with mental health and how it's going. We are also sharing our business with the world, it's called "include." and we can't wait to share more with you! The last thing is an exciting new podcast venture called "Boo, Let's Get Tipsy!" That will hopefully be out next week! Follow me at hey_itshaleigh for EP updates and include.community for business updates! (both on Instagram)

Thank you for your support!

Be gentle with me! This was a hard one to share. Opinion based not fact.

 I haven't recorded in a hot minute. Podcasting gives me anxiety so I just hit record and said what came out of my mouth. You might not know me so this life update might not seem interesting but here I am, giving it to you anyway. BUT if you want to know a bit about saging, here you go! I did a quick lesson on that and how I think I am an empath. Might seem crazy but aren't we all a little mad? 

I talked about different types of Mental Health in America. Told you some statistics. Good things to come! 

This weeks EP goes over words you might be hearing lately, ways to educate yourself and how you can support BLM. 

Here is some Mental Health History for yah. May is National Mental Health Awareness Month. It is important to be knowledgable in this area because it grows more and more important each and everyday. Spread kind words, not crappy ones. 

In this episode I talk about children living in low income households. In this time of Covid-19 please reach out to homeless shelters to figure out what they are in need of and where you can make a difference. 

I got my information from JOINpdx.org from Portland, Oregon and the National Center for Children in Poverty (NCCP). 

Special thank you to the people who sent in their coming out stories. You never know who you are going to help!