Advancing Racial Equity 4.0 with Dr Shereen Daniels

Black feminism broadly incorporates these principles: Black women’s experience of racism, sexism and classism are inseparable. Our needs and worldviews are distinct from those of Black men and white women. There is no contradiction between the struggle against racism, sexism and all other-isms. All must be addressed simultaneously. Despite this, the work of Black feminists was co-opted for a femin...

Aisha is a student at the University of Edinburgh and during the summer of last year, she led the charge, mobilising over 8,000 students to ask the university one question: What are you doing about racism? In discussing her bravery, but also what scared her, Aisha is an inspirational individual who is resolute in making an impact and incorporating social justice into the way she wants to live her...

How much of who I am is because of how I've been treated? In sharing my reflections on my identify, I hope to give you some insight into the inside work needed when you have spent your professional life assimilating, integrating, surviving and fighting for recognition. I speak about how I didn't use my voice enough and explore the reasons why that was. Who would you be if you lived according to wh...

Chief Marketing Officer at RGA. Ashish is an innovator, activist, abolitionist and change-maker, dedicated to using his power, influence and privilege to tackle justice reform. This is the Fast Company article which led me to slide into his DMs. In this episode, Ashish shares his backstory, being one of the few formerly incarcerated people in the c-suite. From being Boris Johnsons’ Press Secretary...

This is an episode with a guest of one this week as I share some thoughts about how to overcome the discomfort in taking action, because you’re worried about what people will think or say. What does progressive leadership look like for a fit for the future organisation? How do you want to show up? Whose voices will you pay attention to, particularly when times get a little bit tough and the discom...

Joel Edward Goza is a visiting scholar at the University of Houston’s Graduate School of Social Work. He is a writer, teacher, and community advocate. He brings a rigorously researched and community-based perspective to understanding our nation’s racial crisis.  Before focusing on writing and teaching, Joel worked in urban redevelopment and community activism for over a decade.  His first book Ame...

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