Well, greenfield and first nationw I just introduced myself innab language from the area in which I live and the place where some of my my relatives are from inping first nation. What I shared is the best version I can offer at this point in my life. And for me, every word is a step forward and a way of honoring who I am and where I'm from. I've been practicing how to say my name and where I am from for over a decade.And it took me more than 5 years to feel comfortable enough to speak these words out loud a ...

[Music] This is a slow loris. Lauren, she and I agreed, would have been a slow loris. In the pre-social media era, we used to entertain ourselves with conversations like, "What animal would you be and why?" Lauren was definitely a slow loris, which true to its name is slow.She was unfazed, steady, and calm. I, on the other hand, was a prairie dog, unpredictable, on the move, on the edge of chaotic. We were an odd roommate pairing, a study and contrasts for sure.We met by coincidence our junior year of colle ...

The five stages of grief are made up of denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. However, we each experience grief in our unique ways. Some stages can come earlier or later.In general, those who have dealt with intense loss in their lives are able to share one small piece in common with others. The idea of grief. I'd like to preface this talk by saying I'm not here to tell you I'm grieving any better than the next person, or that there is a correct way to do so.Rather, I hope this talks helps ...

[Music] Hello, my name is Nate Gavon, otherwise known as NG to the students here at Beaver Country Day School. I prefer NG over a traditional title as I use they them pronouns as my shirt may have given away. I was born in South Boston and raised in Dorchester, Massachusetts by a family of educators and carpenters.I was assigned male at birth and I am non-binary. These are all elements of my identity, pieces of myself over which I have no control. They make me who I am and inform how I engage with my commun ...

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Hi, my name is Shanu. I'm the upper school Chinese teacher at Beaver. Is my name.Following the Chinese naming convention, my name starts with my family family name, Shu, followed by my given name, Shan Shan. I had always been Shu Shans Shan until I was 17 until I moved away from China to study A levels in England. That was a two-year postsecary qualification, basically part of high school before university.For those two years, I stayed with an English host family, hoping to adapt and integrate. I introduced ...

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Recuerdan, cuántas veces en su vida les han dicho que no, que no pueden hacerlo, que no deben hacerlo, que simplemente no porque la vida no es así para ustedes. Esta es mi historia de como las redes sociales humanas me llevaron a través del mundo, del norte al sur del continente y que técnicamente me sigue dando más, no para comer, para vivir. Cuando tenía 12 años, recuerdo un momento muy importante de la escuela, era la clase de literatura.vino la profesora y me dijo, "Ten, te aprendes este poema para el d ...