Be About It Podcast
Be About It Podcast
The Be About It podcast speaks to people who have taken the time to actively do something to create racial justice or support black communities in the UK and globally.
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16 kwi 2024
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Supporting Black families in the UK and schools in Africa and the Caribbean “Not comfortable not giving back” with Naomi Simon. 16.04.2024 48:03
Naomi Simon has had a long history of volunteering to support the Black community. From an early age, she has been supporting a Saturday school run by her dad and has started several side projects since then. We learned about her motivations for creating projects and giving back to her community, most notably raising funds to support Black families financially during the pandemic and her involveme...
Creating change as an advisor to the Prime Minister - Nero Ughwujabo 26.03.2024 52:08
Nero Ughwujabo has dedicated much of his career to creating greater racial equity in British society. He spent several years working as the Chief Executive of Croydon BME Forum working closely with community organisations in the area campaigning for change and enacting change on a wide range of issues. His work led him to become the first Special advisor to the Prime Minister of African heritage....
The only Black Genetic Counsellor in the room, Sasha Henriques 21.03.2024 1:07:23
Sasha is a principal genetic counsellor and PhD candidate who's passion for inclusivity in the field of genetics lead her work across the world. She has too often been the only Black Genetic counsellor in many of the spaces that she has been in and has taken the initiative to set up Genetics Engage to encourage greater inclusivity in the field. We discuss her journey into the field, her exp...
A marketplace for Black owned products with Nathaniel Wade 12.03.2024 50:56
Nathaniel is the founder or Wakuda a market place for Black creators. After struggling to find a doll for his daughter that represented her, and his business partner struggling to find a Father's Day card that featured a Black father, they decided to create an online marketplace for Black creators making the products they needed. We discuss how Wakuda began and what they have done to support...
Creating a Global Black Middle class with Joseph Nwosu 05.03.2024 1:10:07
As the host of Black Millennial Money Podcast, Joseph Nwosu recorded 100 episodes outlining the intricacies of making money, keeping money, investing money and spending money on the finer in life for the perspective of a Black Millennial. In this episode we explore the main reason why Joseph created the podcast: to prepare Black Millennials who have the opportunity to build a global middle class...
Inclusive Marketing is better for you and your business with Joyann Boyce 12.08.2023 47:15
Joyann Boyce is the Founder of Inclued AI and Arima & Co. We speak to her about the concept of Inclusive Marketing and find out its probably how marketing should have been be done all along. She generously shares how her career journey has lead her into specialising in inclusive marketing and then to utilising AI to help companies ensure they're doing it correctly. We were given a full...
The relationship between purpose, service, leadership and impact with Nathaniel Peat 08.08.2023 55:40
Nathaniel is an individual with a wealth of diverse interests and talents. He is an international speaker, a coach, a social entrepreneur, a literal renewable energy provider, a charity board member and the founder of the Safety Box CIC . Whilst learning more about the Safety Box CIC we also unpacked how Nathaniel finds his drive to keep impacting the lives of others, how he maintains a sense of...
Creating Several Seats for women of colour for better mental health with Joan Idowu 01.08.2023 1:09:26
In this episode Joan Idowu share how her personal journey discovering and learning about Mental Health and Psychology has lead to her creating community for women of colour, supporting them to take care of their mental health and wellbeing.
Lessons in communicating as a Black leader with Sheryl Nwosu 23.11.2021 1:23:24
This is part of a special series for the Be About It podcast in which we'll be speaking about Black Leadership from the perspective of people who have been involved with the Impact Black Leadership Accelerator programme. We are joined by Sheryl Nwosu an experienced Barrister, communications coach who lead our communication masterclass on the accelerator. We discuss how she gained her confide...
How Jermaine Craig created an online collection pot for the global Black community 21.10.2020 1:19:56
In this podcast we speak with Jermaine Craig, who has designed what we think might be one of the most revolutionary platforms created to create change in Black communities. Jermaine tells us his truly fascinating and inspiring personal story. Going for designing clothes from online avatars to creating kwanda.co an online collection pot for Black communities with a live open ledger. Jermaine spoke...
Helping Black Boys Smile. Discussing Black Masculinity with Kay Rufai 01.09.2020 1:29:44
In this episode I sit down with, youth worker, poet, writer, photographer and all round creative Kay Rufai. We discussed how his personal journey led him to create the S.M.I.L.E-ing Boys Project. The has been working with black boys, helping them to manage their mental health and challenge negative stereotypes. We discuss the importance for artists to contribute to society, Masculinity here and in...
Building a theory for African Healthcare with Adebusuyi Adeyemi 16.06.2020 1:22:10
This Episode shares our conversation about African healthcare with the Be About It Podcast's good Adebusuyi Adeyemi. Ade's passion to help people in Africa led him to founding a number of projects including: The Kopfadeyemi Fellowship which helps talented healthcare professionals to transform African Healthcare systems, globalhealthjobs.com a job site for healthcare work with an internat...
The importance of having important conversations with David from #WOKEWeekly 01.06.2020 54:36
In this Episode we are joined by David "Zavid" Egbue a software developer by day but also the founder of #WOKEWeekly. #WOKEWeekly host weekly debates in universities across the UK about the black community. Zavid told us about how his frustration with the lack of spaces to have important conversations about the black community led to his starting this platform in a University common room...
Are we "African enough" to make a contribution? with Gosbert Chagula 07.05.2020 59:57
On this episode Busayo Abidakun speaks to his Entrepreneurship expert, Educator and speaker Gosbert Chagula. Gosbert told us how he personally reconciles actively contributing to Africa as a British second generation migrant. He told us about getting the opportunity to support African women in business and discussed how we can diversify access to capital investment.
Stories from Barking and Dagenham's first Caribbean woman Mayor 22.04.2020 51:57
In this episode we speak to Sanchia Alasia former Mayor of Barking & Dagenham about her work as a labour party member in a borough that formerly held 12 British Nationalist Party members. We explore Barking & Dagenham's recent history going from being a predominately white borough to become increasingly diverse and Sanchia's journey into the world of politics.
Fixing the £24 Billion cost of racial inequality in the workplace with Rodney Williams 03.04.2020 57:35
If you're reading this you're probably about to listen to the first Be About It podcast we ever posted online. Welcome! On the Be About Podcast we have conversations with people who have used their time and talents to work towards racial justice or empower black and other ethnic minority communities. In this episode we spoke to Rodney Williams a Project Manager working for the National G...
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