Maddy Chiappetta

SAGE Intern

Pronouns: 
they, them, theirs
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Maddy Chiappetta is serving with EqualityMaine as the SAGE program intern this year. Maddy graduated from the University of Maine Farmington with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and is currently a first year Master of Social Work student at the University of New England.

In the past, Maddy has been part of intergenerational classrooms through the Gold Leaf Institute Senior College. They have also worked as a Wilderness Therapy Guide, in adolescent rehabilitative treatment, and in young adult shelters. In their free time Maddy gets a kick out of sewing quilts and riding their bicycle.

Maddy is delighted to have the opportunity to learn more about the experiences and interests of older adults across the state of Maine.

Why we list our pronouns

Names aren’t the only way we refer to people. We share our gender pronouns and encourage you to do the same. Gender pronouns are the way you like to be referred to: she, her, hers; they, them, theirs; he, him, his; or something else. We share these because we do not want to assume another person’s gender. 

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