June Klees is Bringing Civic Mindsets to Your Organization's Vision.
A social studies educator at heart, June's presentations and workshops use an intergenerational lens to offer engaging, thought-provoking, and empowering understandings about how individuals, groups, and communities can develop healthier and more impactful civic mindsets.
June is a good-humored, creative, and visionary thinker, whose academic background, teaching experience, and neurodiversity inform her work.
As an engaging speaker suitable for all audiences, she creates a welcoming experience and hopes to leave participants understanding how they can concretely shape the future through empowered civic mindsets.
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June Klees, Ph.D, is an educator, speaker, and workshop facilitator whose civic wellness work helps people of all ages practice constructive dialogue across difference that is grounded in real-world skills for navigating disagreement with respect, curiosity, and shared purpose. As a writer and expert in American political culture and related reforms, June seeks to help strengthen American civic life by amplifying the work of the US Civic Wellness Movement and communities, groups, and individuals to its resources.
June is trained as a social-behavioral sciences and humanities educator and historian and has served in various leadership roles at Bay College in Escanaba, Michigan over her a 30-year career. Her work ultimately seeks to build greater intergenerational understandings in society, while helping individuals and organizations meet their goals.
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Musings from a civic & political culture analyst, reform strategist, GenX humorist, podcaster, & educator who is still looking for Sesame Street.
