Kelly Steinhagen

Youth Programs & Education Coordinator

Pronouns: 
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Kelly Steinhagen joined EqualityMaine in the summer of 2023 as the new Youth Programs & Education Coordiantor. In this role, Kelly will oversee the new leaders Project by formalizing EqualityMaine’s current summer program and extending youth leadership throughout the year. In addition, she will conduct educational trainings to school and youth-related organizations.

Before joining EQME, Kelly was a middle school teacher for four years and an afterschool enrichmenbt director for five years. While teaching, she implemented her school’s first GSTA club. She absolutely loves her time spent with youth - especially middle school aged people - and is devoted to helping young people build resiliency skills and become engaged members of their communities.

Kelly holds a B.A. in English and a B.S. in Education from the University of Maine at Farmington as well as an M. ED from Lesley University. When not working, you can find Kelly enjoying her time outside exploring new trails, reading or taking care of two unique cats with her partner. 

 

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