Health & Fitness
While this may not be a trending topic, there are many health benefits to getting involved in your community! Kaylie chats with Rachel Brown, Community Health Specialist for MU Extension about their personal experiences of getting involved in the community. Rachel sheds light on how this can impact an individual's health and well-being. If you are already involved in the community and you're feeling burnt out this is a good episode for you!
Resources:
University of Minnesota: 5 Societal Issues that Can Benefit from Civic Engagement
Healthy People 2030: Civic Participation
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