Michelle Emson's guest appearances

Michelle Emson

Inner Dominatrix

The Impactors Podcast

Alexa Martinez

Tim Salau

Evan Carmichael

Austin Belcak

Kevin Hancock

John Perkins

Neil Pasricha

Bobby Umar

Dana Pharant

Brian Smith

Jordan Gross

Jackie Jenkins-Scott

Peter Jennings

Mark Metry

David Gross

OwlTail

"That's why the role of advocacy is so important, as distinct from activism. Advocacy is around giving a voice, or amplifying a voice of marginalized communities."  Episode #11 of Season 2 of The Social Impactors Podcast features #SocialImpactor Michelle Emson, Digital Director at Women's March Global.  Michelle and I talk about her work bringing awareness and amplifying the voices of minorities and marginalized groups in Muskoka, how she believes there are inequities in the world that can be solved if we work together, and how she began her work with Women's March Global, empowering women around the globe to become leaders, create more equity, diversity, and opportunity for women.  Join the Social Impactors Community:  1. Leave a #iTunes review to help new people find it! Link: https://apple.co/2WI5Ckn  2. Check out my website and share it! There's even a #merch store to become a real life #socialimpactor! Link: http://bit.ly/thesocialimpactorswebsite  #SocialImpactEverywhere  ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theimpactorspodcast/support

"That's why the role of advocacy is so important, as distinct from activism. Advocacy is around giving a voice, or amplifying a voice of marginalized communities." Episode #11 of Season 2 of The Social Impactors Podcast features #SocialImpactor Michelle Emson, Digital Director at Women's March Global. Michelle and I talk about her work bringing awareness and amplifying the voices of minorities and marginalized groups in Muskoka, how she believes there are inequities in the world that can be solved if we work together, and how she began her work with Women's March Global, empowering women around the globe to become leaders, create more equity, diversity, and opportunity for women. Join the Social Impactors Community: 1. Leave a #iTunes review to help new people find it! Link: <a href="https://apple.co/2WI5Ckn" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://apple.co/2WI5Ckn</a> 2. Check out my website and share it! There's even a #merch store to become a real life #socialimpactor! Link: <a href="http://bit.ly/thesocialimpactorswebsite" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/thesocialimpactorswebsite</a> #SocialImpactEverywhere --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theimpactorspodcast/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theimpactorspodcast/support</a>

Women's March Global, advocacy versus activism & amplifying marginalized communities (Michelle Emson)

Michelle Emson is an entrepreneur, LGBTI Human Rights activist, keynote speaker, workshop facilitator, and documentary film maker. Openly Transgendered, Michelle is standing in her own power and doing her part to impact the lives of others. Through story telling and film, Michelle aims to give minorities more positive visibility in the world, while educating society as a whole on the topic of gender.   Summary   Michelle shares her story of gender dysphoria and what it was like experiencing this as a child growing up in the 60's, getting married and showing up in the world as a small part of who she really was. She talks about trying to save her marriage, family life and career while figuring out what she needed to do, and the feeling she got when she finally embraced the next step of her journey. Michelle discusses the process of her transition and gives and inside look at her thought process throughout. She talks about the Human Rights aspect of what she does. Michelle discusses categorization and the opportunities and challenges that come along with it.   Quotes "I applied all of society's self judgements, nobody else did that for me" "I chose to show up in the way I was expected to show up" "The more you have to lose, the harder it is" "I've stepped into my true self, my true power, and that's liberating beyond belief" "To be able to reveal your uniqueness and your own inner beauty... that's better than any drug I know out there" "I'm just a woman who gave up dressing like a guy" "Everyone's experience is unique. You can't judge one against the other" "With any minority, of any kind, for any reason, acceptance can only come from visibility" "When we come to accept our own uniqueness, then perhaps we can come to accept the uniqueness of others"   links www.michelleemson.ca www.century-studios.ca   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Michelle Emson is an entrepreneur, LGBTI Human Rights activist, keynote speaker, workshop facilitator, and documentary film maker. Openly Transgendered, Michelle is standing in her own power and doing her part to impact the lives of others. Through story telling and film, Michelle aims to give minorities more positive visibility in the world, while educating society as a whole on the topic of gender. Summary Michelle shares her story of gender dysphoria and what it was like experiencing this as a child growing up in the 60's, getting married and showing up in the world as a small part of who she really was. She talks about trying to save her marriage, family life and career while figuring out what she needed to do, and the feeling she got when she finally embraced the next step of her journey. Michelle discusses the process of her transition and gives and inside look at her thought process throughout. She talks about the Human Rights aspect of what she does. Michelle discusses categorization and the opportunities and challenges that come along with it. Quotes "I applied all of society's self judgements, nobody else did that for me" "I chose to show up in the way I was expected to show up" "The more you have to lose, the harder it is" "I've stepped into my true self, my true power, and that's liberating beyond belief" "To be able to reveal your uniqueness and your own inner beauty... that's better than any drug I know out there" "I'm just a woman who gave up dressing like a guy" "Everyone's experience is unique. You can't judge one against the other" "With any minority, of any kind, for any reason, acceptance can only come from visibility" "When we come to accept our own uniqueness, then perhaps we can come to accept the uniqueness of others" links <a href="http://www.michelleemson.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.michelleemson.ca</a> <a href="http://www.century-studios.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.century-studios.ca</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Caterpillar Becomes the Butterfly with Michelle Emson