Hári Sewell in conversation with guests about social justice and equality in relation to issues such as race, gender, sex, poverty and masculinities.
Seasoning the reasoning
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Hári Sewell in conversation with guests about social justice and equality in relation to issues such as race, gender, sex, poverty and masculinities.
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June 29, 2021
Episode 11 Rob Berkeley on masculinity, gender and queer identity
<p>Hári Sewell talks with Rob Berkeley on masculinity and queer identity. Award-winning busybody, and recovering academic, Rob Berkeley is founding editor of BLKOUT_UK.com, the asset-based community development agency, and collaborative leadership network for and by Black queer men. He was Director of the UK’s leading racial justice think-tank, Runnymede Trust (2009-14). A writer on education, social justice and community organizing, a 2019 Simon Industrial Fellow at the University of Manchester, he has presented and co-produced short form documentaries, and lectured across the UK and beyond (even when lecturers left their sofas to do so!) Rob is a trustee of three charities delivering change through arts, film and philanthropy. Dr Berkeley was awarded an MBE in 2015 for services to equality. Typically biting the hand that feeds, he is working with other honorees to change the order’s name to better reflect Britain’s multicultural future over its imperial past.</p>
June 16, 2021
Episode 10 Marcel Vige Expert of race and mental health
<p>Hári Sewell in conversation with long term colleague Marcel Vige about the persistence of racial inequalities in mental health and possible ways forwards. Marcel Vige is the Head of Equity at Mind, leading Mind’s Equity Innovation Unit. This involves supporting the development and Mind's strategic ambition to become an antiracist organisation, also addressing the link between poverty, social exclusion and mental health. Mind’s Equity Innovation Unit partners with teams across Mind to ensure prioritisation of the needs of marginalised groups, also delivering flagship programmes focussing on specific groups. For nearly 20 years Marcel has been a tireless campaigner for equity in mental health, having impacts on local services and nationally on legislation, policy and organisational culture. Marcel has been the interim CEO of the Afiya Trust. In 2016 Marcel was shortlisted for the Excellence in Diversity Awards. Marcel also lectures in Psychology, Social Science and Criminology at the Open University. ** Social Media** www.hsconsultancy.org.uk http://www.hsconsultancy.org.uk/ Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/h%C3%A1ri-sewell-93427610/ Twitter https://twitter.com/Consultancy_HS Instagram https://instagram.com/hari_sewell_consultancy?igshid=490ywzpcyim Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HS-Consultancy-58052794137</p>
April 20, 2021
Episode 9 Unconscious bias expert Smita Tharoor
<p>Smita Tharoor is a motivational keynote speaker and thought leader on the Unconscious Bias and how it influences all of us. Smita has spoken at conferences all over the world from Philadelphia to Penang with Berlin and Bangalore in the middle. She talks about emotional resilience, change management, leading in times of uncertainty and other similar topics all embedded by our unconscious bias.</p> <p>She is the founder of Tharoor Associates a Training, Coaching and Organisational development company and co-founder of Culturelytics a company that uses artificial intelligence to understand culture in an organisation. She is a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGwt0iicuZI&t=82s">TEDx speaker</a>, Broadcaster, Trainer, Coach, Mentor, Mindfulness Practitioner and Associate Lecturer.</p> <p>In her podcast, <a href="https://tharoorassociates.com/stories-of-unconscious-bias/">Stories of Unconscious Bias</a> she has interviewed people around the world to share their stories and life lessons on how they manage their unconscious biases. The stories include a transgender man in New Zealand, someone with 4thstage cancer in Delhi, a black man who is mistaken for white over the phone in London, a practising Iranian Muslim sharing stories of Islam and Jihad, our unconscious biases about the Kama Sutra, a gay dad in California, someone who lost 3 limbs in a landmine in Afghanistan and more. It currently has the global ranking of being in the top 5% of podcasts listened out of 1.8 million podcasts.</p> <p>Smita is an associate lecturer at the University of Arts, London and at Jindal University, India. She is the recipient of the “Global Diversity Leadership” Award at the 2017 World HRD Congress. She is an Associate of the Chartered Institute of Personnel & Development, an NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) Practitioner, Coach, Mentor and Mindfulness Practitioner.</p> <p>Growing up in pluralistic India taught her the value of tolerance and the appreciation of accepting differences. She is passionate about the unconscious bias and how it impacts on all aspects of leadership development. Her experience working in the UK, India, Europe, Asia and the USA gives her a unique advantage in understanding the expectations and needs of different cultures.</p>
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