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Megan Kinch @meganysta has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in November 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Megan Kinch @meganysta are: • Instagram • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, meganysta has populated their site with: • The trades remain a danger zone—especially for women workers – Canadian Dimension • Hard times are here – Canadian Dimension • Sleeping in cars, the ravine, on a job site — West End Phoenix investigative literary essay on homeless construction workers • My cover essay for the West Phoenix on bread and mortar, food and construction, gentrification and ethnicity, building and demolishing the city: "Mixing Masa" — West End Phoenix • Hard times are here. on getting laid off and the recession coming • My Tweet About a Librarian Not Letting My Kid Use the Phone Went Viral. Here’s Why • Working construction in a housing crisis • Investigative Journalism on Queer Torontonians in construction trades • Kensington’s Encampments (the Grind) • Ricocheting Between Worlds (review of Ducks: Two years in the oil sands) -Our Times Magazine • Transit workers' perspectives on violence on the TTC - Spacing Toronto • Van drives erratically through crowded Toronto park leaving locals in shock • Sovereignty, Labour, and the Push for a Better Marijuana Industry • “What Happens When You Tell the Truth?” Construction Workers Confront the Industry’s Opioid Epidemic • Equal Times: Covid-19 makes a bad situation worse for agricultural migrant workers in Canada • Festivals of The Possible: a personal and political reflection of Occupy 10 years • The One That Got Away, West End Phoenix (print only) • CBC: It's tough being a mom who works in trades • "Hijacked canoes and settler ships: Indigenous activists discuss environmentalism and allies", Briarpatch Magazine • Spacing Magazine: New Social Housing in Kensington Market Provides Beauty as well as Shelter (Print Only) • Review of Sumaiya Matin’s The Shaytan Bride • Briarpatch: Filipinos across Canada respond to pandemic inequalities • Today's Parent: Am I a bad Mom because of my dangerous career? • Essentially Expendable: Construction work in covid times • Now Magazine: Development industry’s coronavirus safety plans still under construction • Camp Solidarity: Labour activists build Solidarity with homeless in camp eviction battles • Sexy Foxes, Anti-Colonial Revolts: The Radical Allure Of 1973 Disney Robin Hood • Working with your hands (personal essay)