Bring It To The Table

Welcome back to The Best of the West, where we use our platform to broaden the narrative around the Windrush Generation and put the spotlight on the lives of West African people living in the UK. In this episode, activist Nathan Addai walks us through his multimedia Mental Roots project, and the impact that reconnecting with his Ghanaian heritage has had on his life. Disclaimer: Details of Trevayl...

Welcome to The Best of the West, the podcast in which we use our platform to broaden the narrative around the Windrush Generation and put the spotlight on the lives of West African people living in the UK. In our first episode, singer Emmanuel Olih – a.k.a. PHEENIX – explains how his new single ‘Out of Time’ was based on his own experiences of moving to the UK from Nigeria, and suggests that it ma...

RESPECT YOURSELF SEXUAL-HEALTH: FGM Pt 3

RESPECT YOURSELF SEXUAL-HEALTH: FGM Pt 2

RESPECT YOURSELF SEXUAL-HEALTH: FGM Pt 1

RESPECT YOURSELF SEXUAL HEALTH: Relationships - Pt.2

RESPECT YOURSELF SEXUAL HEALTH: Relationships - Pt.1

Don't miss out on this opportunity to get informed and empowered. Together, let's break the stigma and create a supportive community that promotes health and well-being. Join us for this important conversation on #HIVTalks.

Knowledge is power when it comes to our health. Join us in an informative discussion where we'll be covering everything you need to know about symptoms, treatments, safe sex practices, partner testing, and where to get tested.

General opening conversation on awareness, safety and healthy relationships LGBTQ, straight, married, single Tarze, Saida

Hey Guys, welcome back to another podcast with Bring It To The Table! In today's episode for Mental Health Awareness Week, we are focusing on Anxiety. This episode will navigate through the causes and impacts of anxiety and services in the UK can help. At Mojatu we transform communities and individuals through health, media, training and community-engaging initiatives! We want to tackle issues...

Hey Guys and welcome back to another podcast with Bring It To The Table. In today's episode, we are joined with Hannah Christie, as we speak about her research on Dementia and EHealth. This episode will navigate through the issues minority groups face in terms of the services offered to them in the UK. At Mojatu we transform communities and individuals through health, media, training and commu...

Hey Guys and welcome back to another podcast with Bring It To The Table. In today's episode, we are discussing social media and societal pressures. This episode will navigate through the issues young people go through on a daily basis, on social media in the new internet age. At Mojatu we transform communities and individuals through health, media, training and community-engaging initiatives!...

Hey Guys and welcome back to Bring It To The Table by Mojatu in this episode, we discuss Men's Mental Health. We are joined by Ellie, Seif, Sihaam, Jamie, Ian and Andwin. At the Mojatu Foundation, we transform communities and individuals through health, media, training and engaging initiatives. If you want to speak to someone regarding your mental health or have any other related matter, pleas...

Welcome back to the Bringing It To The Table Podcast by Mojatu Foundation! Today, we explore the reality of depression and the stigmas that surround it. Tune in as we discuss life with depression and uncover ways to help ourselves and those around us. If you're struggling with any of the topics we cover today, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at 01157846666. Background about The Mo...

FGM's consequences will be discussed in detail by our colleagues (Raghad, Caroline, Saida) and our guest Juliet from Sunflower Clinics. Note: Awareness that some of the talks may contain heavy information is essential. 

Join us to discuss the important topic of FGM and the controversy surrounding it. We introduce FGM, its theory and history and debate the effects that religion, culture and the need to control women has had on the continuation of FGM. It is important to raise awareness to encourage discussions in hope to inspire change, to work together to provide support for these women and work towards ending FG...

FGM and the Mental Health Effects. Our colleagues (Raghad, Caroline, Karen, Saida) will talk about physical and mental side effects. During the talk, religion, culture, and education are discussed in relation to the social practices that cause physical and mental harm, particularly to women. Note: Awareness that some of the talks may contain heavy information is essential.

In this episode we are joined by Mojatu legal consultant, Peter, community journalist, Jamie, and director of operations, Angela, to debate FGM legislation in the UK. Our guests share their opinions on what they think could be done to help tackle FGM. Peter raises the point of the importance of organisations such as Mojatu in increasing the understanding and awareness of FGM. Service and support:...

To improve our understanding on FGM, it is important that we discuss the role of everyone involved. We share our thoughts on the role and history of the circumciser, using examples of womens experiences with FGM to discuss the effects of FGM, the difficultly of changing the beliefs and cultures behind FGM but also how these women can use their experiences to help educate and raise awareness. Note:...

In this episode we speak to two brilliant women leading the response to period poverty in Nottingham. Claire Henson, the founder of the Free Period Nottingham, discusses her experience in starting the campaign and broader views on what can be done to tackle period poverty. In the second half of the podcast we converse with India-Rose, the President of the University of Nottingham's 'Once a Month'...

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In the first episode of Season 3 we speak to the brilliant Rose Thompson founder of the 'Sistas Against Cancer Support Group'. Rose tells us her story about loosing her mum and twin sister to breast cancer that led her to creating the support group.