The Black Lives Matter movement had a huge impact during 2020. The death of George Floyd in May sparked unprecedented protests and attention on the lives and experiences of black people and the enduring racism they live with, not just in the US but around the world.
My two guests on this week’s episode, Sarah Hempstead and Megan Karigambe are white women married to Black men. They have become curious about how and what they need to teach their children about racism as they grow up. From how they may be treated in some parts of society to how to look after their hair, which can be challenging when you don’t have lived experience of the barriers that exist for black and bi-racial people in the world.
The Culture Ministrywe specialise in building sustainable businesses through productive and effective work cultures.
We do this through:
🟡 Culture Audits, Surveys, Benchmarking and Data Work
🟡 Crafting Culture Strategy that connects with Organisational Purpose
🟡 Long term leadership programs to advance leadership teams in building sustainable and inclusive cultures. What that leaders say, do, and measure, has a massive impact on your culture and the sustainability of your business.
🟡 Providing structure and tools for Employee Resource Groups to be successful, and drive better business outcomes.
We love working with organisations who know change is needed.
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