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@teganmcarr has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in June 2023. The social media accounts linked to from @teganmcarr are: • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, teganmcarr has populated their site with: • Sowing the Seeds of Food Justice, SARE Manual 2018.2.7.pdf • Explore black seed keepers story • Connect on LinkedIn! • The Medicine Objective | Healing & Liberation • The Medicine Objective • Caring for Black Hearts in Rondpo | TheMedicineObjective • About Me - Read my BOLD JOURNEY interview • Join Me + Colleagues for Monthly Trauma Informed Care & Health Equity ECHO Talks • Check out my recent Harvard publication: Psychedelic Inequities and Unexplored Risk: Colonization, Commercialization, and Regulation - Bill of Health • We Belong Film - Black Women in Medicine • Join me for a Backyard Herbalism Workshop at the Upcoming Degrowth Workshop! • The Medicine Objective Inc. • Subscribe to The Medicine Objective Inc. linktree! • Duluth Campus Members Receive 2021 MAFP Academy Award Honors • Duluth Medical Student Earns Alumna-Honoring Scholarship for Non-traditional Students • Envisioning Health- Part 1: Health Equity & Kinship Between and Among Black & Native Communities: • Envisioning Health- Part 2: Kinship Between & Among Health Care Teams & Black & Native Patients: • Faculty-Student Partnerships Lead to Socially-Responsive Medical Education • Healing through Psychedelics & Decolonization | Big Psychedelic Symposium 2023 • MAFP Honors Tegan Carr with the 2021 Medical Student Leadership Award • Medical School Well-Represented in Minnesota Academy of Family Physicians Awards • Members of the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Well-Recognized by the AAMC • A new force in progressive politics: doctors and medical students - Minnesota Reformer • Presenting at MAPS PS23: Decolonization and the psychedelic renaissance • Presenting on Functional Decolonization Theory | Modern Spirit • What Medical Schools Can Do to Fix Systemic Issues in Health Care