
Dr. Shannon Dea
Shannon Dea’s scholarship spans sex and gender, abortion rights, equity, pedagogy, academic freedom, and the history of ideas. She has a broad range of leadership experience in both community organizations and universities.
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Shannon Dea’s scholarship spans sex and gender, abortion rights, equity, pedagogy, academic freedom, and the history of ideas. She has a broad range of leadership experience in both community organizations and universities.
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eating disorder, disordered eating, mental health, lived experience, mental illness, anorexia, eating disorder recovery, trauma-informed, body image
A seasoned fundraising professional who is passionate about connecting charities and philanthropists so they can do good, together.
Politics, local government, women empowerment, leadership, equity, diversity, inclusion, belonging, anti racism, system racism, systemic barriers, business, entrepreneurship.