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Aug 25, 2026
Episode 101: New at school, Tough talks, and Money matters
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13:25Melissa BrunnerHOST
So how does this conference help to achieve that goal? What are some of the different workshops and things that you are going to be helping people learn some skills with?
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13:37Noelle O'NeillGUEST
We are featuring some that we had last year, such as women in reentry, mental health and reentry.
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13:43Noelle O'NeillGUEST
The idea is that we are providing information to individuals who can better help support people who are coming home.
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14:24Melissa BrunnerHOST
How much do the clients inform the sorts of sessions that you have? The people that you guys are working with or seeing in your offices day in and day out, how does that inform the sessions? And I imagine part of that is you see where the gaps are every day.
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14:38Noelle O'NeillGUEST
I would say throughout the planning, we have an individual on our committee with lived experience.
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14:43Noelle O'NeillGUEST
So it's important for us to put on a conference about a population with somebody who has experienced this before.
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14:50Noelle O'NeillGUEST
Also, a lot of our breakout sessions, our keynote speakers, they have lived experience.