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Megan Hatch

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  • Associate Marketing Consultant, Digital4Startups Inc.
Chicago
As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Life, Yahoo News, BuzzFeed, Changing America, SAGE Publishing, The Hill, Flipboard, Voice of America (VOA) and
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My name is Megan Hatch and I'm a multimedia journalist from Upstate New York who loves music, art, nature and internet culture. I graduated from Emerson College with a major in journalism and a minor in digital media and culture. My Muck Rack page contains all of my published works from Localsyr.com, FingerLakes1.com, YourTango, Voice of America and more. In college, I worked as a journalist and DJ at 88.9 WERS, Emerson College’s independent radio station, as well as WEBN, Emerson College’s stu…

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'Never seen anything like this': Families outraged after cemetery dumps grave memorials

'Never seen anything like this': Families outraged after cemetery dumps grave memorials

Families say they found the memorabilia and belongings they left at loved one's graves in a giant pile at the…

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What do these Gen Z slang words mean? 24 popular terms explained

What do these Gen Z slang words mean? 24 popular terms explained

If you've been on TikTok, Instagram or X, Twitter, you might have come across the words Rizz, Coquette and Po…

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What is tech-facilitated abuse? Teen dating violence trends explained

What is tech-facilitated abuse? Teen dating violence trends explained

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, and as technology gets smarter with artificial intelligence…

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More than half of homebuyers are worried they won't find a home in 2024

More than half of homebuyers are worried they won't find a home in 2024

A new report has found that Americans don't think the housing market will get any easier in 2024.

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Rekindling creativity: Manlius Senior finds purpose in knitting, creating 100 hats for the homele...

Rekindling creativity: Manlius Senior finds purpose in knitting, creating 100 hats for the homele...

The 81-year-old former seamstress from Utica, NY, has lived in Syracuse for most of her life, and it wasn't u…

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What's the 'Taylor Swift Challenge'? How to help your local shelter on her birthday

What's the 'Taylor Swift Challenge'? How to help your local shelter on her birthday

On the birthday of Time's "Person of the Year," Taylor Swift, animal shelters all over the United States are …

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Nurturing strong roots for families: Prenatal mental health care

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By Megan Hatch
| Bozeman Daily Chronicle Verified
When we think about prenatal care, we often focus on what can be measured: lab values, ultrasounds, blood pressure, fetal growth. These are all essential pieces of a healthy pregnancy. Yet one of the most influential factors in pregnancy outcomes is frequently left unspoken or unrecognized during pregnancy. Mental health is not separate from pregnancy — it is an essential part of it. I was reminded of this through the care of a patient who came to Livingston HealthCare during early pregnancy.
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Some Friendships Don’t Explode — They Just Slowly Wear You Down In These 5 Almost-Invisible Ways

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By Megan Hatch
| YourTango Verified
Sometimes life happens, and you need your best friend. However, some friends turn toxic and slowly wear you down over time in almost invisible ways. Research has helped explain how needy friends are the type of people who are known for being clingy and exhibiting needy behavior like needing money, favors, help, coddling, praise, and more time and attention from you.
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People Were Cruel About Her Baby’s Rare Genetic Disease But Her Response Turned The Entire Conversation Around

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By Megan Hatch
| YourTango Verified
When mom Ember Torres started posting videos on TikTok to share her love for her baby boy, Derek, with the world, she didn't expect the response she'd get. Unfortunately, people on TikTok proved the world can be a cruel place for people with differences, even when those people are infants. Torres's videos of Derek, who has a condition called holoprosencephaly, started getting lots of views and attention from people who had shockingly horrible things to say.
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Adobe Photoshop, Audition, Premiere as well as Final Cut Pro, Rocket Reach, Microsoft word, Google Docs, Otter.ai.
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