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Dementia Caregiver’s CornerBarriers to Dementia Care in BAME Communities: A Conversation with Dr Hannah Hussain, UKEpisode Summary:
In this thought-provoking episode of the Dementia Caregivers Corner Podcast, host Juliah is joined by Dr Hannah Hussain, a Health Economist at the Office of Health Economics in London. Dr Hussain, who holds a PhD in health economics from the University of Sheffield and is a qualified pharmacist, shares her insights into the challenges that Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities face in accessing dementia care.
From cultural stigma and late diagnoses to language barriers and the overlooked role of unpaid carers, this episode dives deep into the structural and social factors...
2025-05-0730 min
Life from Home 2 HerePeople of the South with Bame Modungwa and Rodwin MakanjeraA conversation with Bame Modungwa from Botswana and Rodwin Makanjera from Zimbabwe as they navigate life in New York City. We discuss their journey to America, including how Rodwin won the Green Card Lottery during Covid! Bame talks about experiences as an immigrant in the UK, Ethiopia and South Africa prior to moving to New York City. Its a hearty, delightful and special conversation!For more insightful stories and to stay connected with our podcast, make sure to subscribe and follow us on your favorite podcasting platform, including YouTube. Don't forget to rate, review, and share the...
2024-03-051h 20
Fridays at Home13. The Concept of Home as a Reflection of SelfIn this episode of "Fridays at Home," host Bame takes listeners on a journey exploring the concept of home as a reflection of self. Bame explains why homes are more than structures and how they serve as extensions of our identities. Throughout the episode, Bame shares a personal reflection on her own home, describing it as a visual autobiography where every detail contributes to the evolving narrative of her family's identity. Here's what we chat about; What is home as an extension or reflection of self? Practical steps to help you uncover what "home" means to...
2023-12-2331 minFridays at Home12. 12 Years, 3 Whys, 1 DecisionEp. 12 - 12 Years, 3 Whys, 1 Decision In this heartfelt episode of "Fridays at Home," I invite you into the intimate spaces of my life, sharing my journey from a 12-year career as an employee to a relentless CEO that I am today. I answer the biggest questions in this season of my life, HOW and WHY. How did I (architectural designer, mom of two and Fifo wife) transition from the corporate grind to enterprenuership and why I jumped into the unknowns of running multiple businesses without flinching. Here's what we will chat about: Corporate C...
2023-11-2321 minFridays at Home11. Selfishness; The Gift I Gave Myself On My 37th BirthdayEp.11 Selfishness; The Gift I Gave Myself On My 37th Birthday In this episode of [Fridays at home, Bame reflects on turning 37 and the power of practicing selfishness win your life. As a busy mom of two, a business owner, and a podcast host, she shares key insights on her life changing decision to be more selfish in order to find balance. Here's what she talks about: It is okay to gift yourself time. Allocating moments just for her was like a reset button for her spirit, preparing her for a year of g...
2023-10-2719 min
The Student DoseBAME Experience at Medical SchoolWelcome to the final episode of this season of The Student Dose. This episode falls last but is very much not least as we discuss navigating medical school as a BAME medical student and beyond. We are very lucky to be joined by Dr Teddy, aka @teddybearmedic, a current Foundation Year 2 doctor working in Wales. Teddy is from an Afro-Caribbean background and talks openly on her social media about her own experiences of working and studying within the NHS. During this podcast, Teddy guides us through the challenges that she has faced, racism and micro aggressions she has witnessed i...
2023-10-1744 min
Sensational32. WHAT IS BAME? WITH JUSTINAThis week we chat to incredibly articulate Justina Blair - who joins us to discuss mindfulness, modelling and owning your mistakes. We explore how she balances a full time job with her modelling ambitions.
2023-10-0553 min
Experience CGIA STEM role model from CGI’s BAME NetworkJoin our conversation with Rida, an Aircraft Software Engineer and member of CGI’s BAME Network. We talk about her experiences getting into a STEM career and how she finds working at CGI and being part of our BAME Network.
2023-07-2012 minSensationalINTRODUCING: SENSATIONALBAME Agency’s Marcus and Kez host Sensational, a topical podcast with no set topic. Joined by a different guest each week, from models to fashion, TV/Film industry professionals, providing tips and advice for all. Each episode explores candid conversations about the creative industry, relationships, life, current events and wherever the conversation takes them.
2023-07-1300 minFridays at HomeWelcome to Fridays at HomeWelcome to Fridays at Home, the podcast on a mission to help you create a home, business and lifestyle that aligns with your most authentic self. My name is Bame, but you can call me B. I will be your host on the show. I am a mum to two beautiful girls, a wife to an amazing FIFO husband, an architectural designer by profession and a multi-business owner. So, I know first-hand how challenging it is to hold down the fort whilst trying to navigate adulthood, businesshood and parenthood. ...
2023-05-2502 min
Sensational13. ANOTHER Q&A! WITH SALLY ANNYou asked! We answered! We’re joined by our Princess, Talent Booker and fresh off her film debut in the hit film Polite Society, Sally Ann gives you the answers (and some tips!) to your modelling and acting queries.
Cover art: Bame Studios
2023-05-1852 min
The TC4RE PodcastWhat does BAME mean, is it still relevant and how is it significant to me?Join our hosts Alex Best (SoftwareONE) and Anushka Davies (Softcat), as they're joined by guests, Lucy Shen (Softcat) and Sandra Kerr (Business in the Community), for a roundtable discussion on the relevance of the term BAME. While the term had gained popularity over the last decade, there is now debate around whether it still accurately represents the diverse communities it seeks to encompass. Tune in as we explore the ideology behind BAME and consider whether there are new initiatives that could better promote equality and inclusion. Despite increasing awareness around the importance of diversity in the workplace, only a low...
2023-04-281h 04
Sensational8. MISS REPRESENTATIONAn in-house spectacular this week as we're joined by Bame Agency’s Model & Booker Sally-Ann to discuss the representation x misrepresentations of Asian models in the industry. We also find out why and how she walked into a model agency as a 12 year old by herself...!?
Artwork: LoveMomento
2023-04-131h 01
Sensational1. INTRODUCING SENSATIONALBAME Agency’s Marcus and Kez host Sensational, a topical podcast with no set topic. Joined by a different guest each week, from models from BAME Agency to industry professionals, each episode explores candid conversations about relationships, life, current events and wherever the conversation takes them.
Cover art by Asa Ariyoshi
2023-02-2038 min
Wild Card - Whose Shoes?45. Noreen Bukhari - supporting women from ‘BAME’ communitiesHealth inequalities are in the news at the moment, with NHS organisations setting out to understand and address them, with a strong focus on the needs of people from different cultural backgrounds.But where do third sector (community) groups fit in? How do you build trust with women and families from Black and ethnic minority communities and design services that are flexible enough to meet people’s needs?It is not a quick fix.They seem to be doing something right in Coventry but it is a formula that has been buil...
2023-01-2954 min
The California Sports Lawyer Podcast with Jeremy Evans30+ Minutes of Fame w/ Cheryl Bame, public relations specialistEpisode 19 of Season 4 on Bleav in Sports Law with Jeremy Evans, interviewing Cheryl Bame, public relations specialist and principal at Bame Public Relations discussing best practices in effective communication. California Sports Lawyer® (www.CSLlegal.com). Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
2022-05-0954 min
The California Sports Lawyer Podcast with Jeremy Evans30+ Minutes of Fame w/ Cheryl Bame, public relations specialistEpisode 19 of Season 4 on Bleav in Sports Law with Jeremy Evans, interviewing Cheryl Bame, public relations specialist and principal at Bame Public Relations discussing best practices in effective communication. California Sports Lawyer® (www.CSLlegal.com).
2022-05-0954 min
The Mic Drop ClubJanet Idowu - BAME Leadership in the boardroom - Reality or Fiction #76
Today we unpack and discuss BAME leadership at the boardroom level, with the help of Janet Idowu - Service Manager and Project Development Nurse Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic Leadership at South West London and St George's Mental Health NHS Trust.
This is a must-listen for any aspiring BAME Leader and also for anyone seeking support in the spirit of allyship to ensure there is an equitable representation of people from diverse backgrounds at the boardroom level.
Janet takes us on her journey from Law Graduate to a Service Lead in the N...
2022-03-0636 min
Changing Lives: Recovery TalksS2 Episode 5: Recovery Services for the BAME Community (Part 2 of 2)In this two-part discussion, hosts Andy and Sommer are joined by Sohan and David to discuss how we can create recovery services that are culturally responsive, particularly to the Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME) community. This second sepisode takes a deeper dive into the services currently available to BAME people in recovery, who commissions them and what the future holds for them.
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Note: In all of our Changing Lives Podcasts we make references to topics such as addiction, homelessness, mental health problems and domestic violence. For more information on our work or to seek...
2022-02-0738 min
Hiraeth - Welsh PoliticsBAME History and the Welsh CurriculumFollowing the announcement that all school children in Wales will be taught about racism and the contributions of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities as part the new curriculum, we speak to Prof. Charlotte Williams OBE who led a working group set up by the Welsh government to look at how BAME contributions through history could be taught in schools.
You can find Charlotte on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/charwilliamsOBE
And read more about the Welsh Government's announcement here: https://www.itv.com/news/wales/2021-10-01/wales-to-become-first-uk-nation-to-make-bame-history-in-schools-mandatory
If you're enjoying the podcast, do follow us on Twitter for...
2021-10-2227 min
A Clever Girl WouldA Clever Girl Would Define her Personal Brand with Public Relations Expert Cheryl BameThere is no time like the present for reflecting on or reevaluating your personal brand! Join me alongside Clever Girl and PR pro, Cheryl Bame of Bame Public Relations to take a look at how intentional professional and personal branding can change your life. Your future self will thank you!
2021-09-1059 min
not BAME PodcastEpisode 16: Season1 FinaleNot BAME Episode 16 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-07-2634 min
2021-07-2634 min
The Student Guide On ... With ... (Pick Up The Mic)Episode 5 - BAME Representation In STEM (With Riham)Send us a textWe're glad to have Riham, a Life Sciences Student, on the podcast today to discuss an important subject - BAME Representation In STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths). We'll be talking about what motivated her to study a STEM subject, how she feels about BAME Representation within her course, how diversifying industries within STEM help improve the industry as a whole, and more! We'll also be talking about our next MC of The Month - Project 17Support the showSupport the show:https://www.patreon.com/pick_up...
2021-05-1243 min
Decolonising DMURe-thinking BAMEThe use of the terminology BAME, which stands for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic, as a catchall term to describe minorities' in the UK has criticised in a number of places. The controversial Race Report 2021 described it as “unhelpful”. Some newspapers have decided against using the term in their publications.This episode tries to understand the need for labels to describe a wide range of communities and questions if is possible to find new term that includes everyone? We also look at the role of BAME staff networks play in Higher Education.The episode features Dr Har...
2021-05-0625 min
The Student Guide On ... With ... (Pick Up The Mic)Episode 3 - BAME Representation (With Selma)Send us a textIn our third episode of Pick Up The Mic, we are glad to have Selma on the podcast. Selma is a student who is looking to go into the world of STEM when she graduates. Our topic for this episode is BAME Representation, and we will be discussing the importance of BAME Representation, how individuals can promote BAME Representation, how decolonising education can help encourage BAME Representation, and more. We'll also be introducing our next MC of the Month this episode too!Support the showSupport the show:...
2021-04-1423 min
PRBI InsiderLegal PR with Cheryl BameThis episode is an audio recording of the PRBI Live Session, hosted by Tarunjeet Rattan, which took place on August 28th, 2020.
In this episode, Tarunjeet hosts Cheryl Bame, Principal of Bame Public Relations (Los Angeles, California, USA) on our Facebook live session.
Legal PR is an intriguing field that requires an in-depth #understanding of PR and a grasp on the finer nuances of the law. This week Cheryl will share her experience, learnings and key insights with us on this vertical.
2021-04-0252 min
Chewing It Over#126 - Vaccine Hesitancy in the BAME Community - Chewing It Over - 01/04/21Today Ashree Singh is here so we’re Chewing Over vaccine hesitancy in the BAME community. Ashree is lead FCP at Primary Care Physio in London and has been creating resources and support for those who have concerns regarding the vaccine in the BAME community. She has recently featured on the BBC and other mainstream media outlets regarding this important topic so we’re delighted to have her on the show!Your lunchtime daily show 12:30-13:00 with Jack Chew chatting about whatever is topical.Usually healthcare and education, occasionally current affairs, always honest.
2021-04-0134 min
The Student Guide On ... With ... (Pick Up The Mic)Episode 2 - BAME Representation In Higher Education Institutions (With Layla Ali)Send us a textWe've got our second episode of Pick Up The Mic, and we are glad to announce that we have Layla Ali with us. Layla is the new BME Officer at Brunel University, starting her term of office in the new academic year. In this episode, we will be discussing the importance of BAME Representation In Higher Education Institutions (such as universities). We will be discussing what motivated Layla to become the BME Officer, who inspires her, and why it is important to have BAME Representation in higher education institutions and moreSup...
2021-03-3127 min
Pitch Talk PodcastEpisode 94: Pitch Talk Special Feature - BAME Underrepresentation in Women's football (Part 2)In this Pitch Talk Special Feature segment SSLJA & JBK to discuss the underrepresentation of people from BAME (Black and Minority Ethnic) backgrounds in Women's football.
0:00 Intro & Lack of representation as a barrier to entry
4:00 Damaged perception of Women's football after Aluko & Spence vs Mark Sampson as a barrier
14:00 - Are the fa doing enough to change the system & address a lack of BAME mentoring?
16.58 - Social Media abuse & Black underrepresentation in society
19:00 - Can the system be changed and how?
20:00 - Are the men running women's football taking away opportunities?
25:00 - Hope Powell, Alex Scott & Rachel Yankey, can they open...
2021-03-3136 min
The DemographicastIs it time to abolish BAME? w/Jessica LiIs it time to reject the term BAME? This week we spoke to Jessica Li, founder of the Abolish BAME campaign, about her movement, the Bristol protests and the biggest fossil fuel financers.
Find Jessica at https://twitter.com/J_VSLee
Find the Abolish BAME campaign at https://twitter.com/AbolishBAME
Demographicast #33.
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Credit to our editor, Gabriel Hunt - @GabesEdit
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2021-03-261h 13
ARU PodcastBAME Advocates’ Podcast – Episode 2: A Conversation with the BAME Advocates: The role of Media and Social Media in Racial ActivismHosts: Elif Gecer, Aisha-Ndagiman Musa, Jasmine King and Demi Bola-Ojo.
This episode covers the role of social media in racial activism. The BAME Advocates touch on its impact on politics, the Black Lives Matter movement and “Cancel Culture”. Does one have to post on social media to be part of racial activism and whether we should we be looking at celebrities to be role models in this area? Have a listen to this episode as the Advocates share their thoughts. Join in the discussion and follow us on our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/aru.advo...
2021-03-2334 min
Pitch Talk PodcastEpisode 91: Pitch Talk Special Feature *PREVIEW* - BAME Under representation in Women's footballIn this upcoming 2 part Pitch Talk Special Feature segment, SSLJA & JBK to discuss the underrepresentation of people from BAME (Black and Minority Ethnic) backgrounds in Women's football.
In part 1 (To be released on 24-03-2021) SSLJA and JBK discuss reasons why people from BAME backgrounds lack representation on the pitch, looking at reasons including accessibility, dissecting recent interview quotes from Aston Villa ladies player Anita Asante.
Quotes from Watford fc Ladies player Adekite Fatuga-Dada about barriers to entry to the Women's squad such as perceived attitude and racial stereotypes are factors discussed as factors potentially limiting opportunities.
JBK with his...
2021-03-2305 min
not BAME PodcastEpisode 2: EU Vaccine Wars / Starmer's BAME Support Plummets / Ex Jamaica Prime Minister Court FightCory & Bay take in the highlights of the UK political week + stories from the Caribbean, Africa & USA.
IG & Twitter: @notbamepod
PART 1: The Rundown.
PMQs Review: 0:20 - 6:51.
Low BAME Support For Starmer: 6:55 - 13:00.
BLM / Women's Rights Protests Comparisons: 13:01 - 17:16.
Police & Crime Bill Protests: 17:18 - 22:20.
PART 2: The Main Course.
Europe's Vaccine Wars: 22:22 - 36:16.
PART 3: Across the Pond.
Former Jamaica Prime Minister Court Testimony: 36:20 - 39:16.
Haiti's President Staying In Office: 39:20 - 42:46
2021-03-2146 min
not BAME PodcastEpisode 2: EU Vaccine Wars / Starmer's BAME Support Plummets / Ex Jamaica Prime Minister Court FightCory & Bay take in the highlights of the UK political week + stories from the Caribbean, Africa & USA.IG & Twitter: @notbamepodPART 1: The Rundown.PMQs Review: 0:20 - 6:51. Low BAME Support For Starmer: 6:55 - 13:00.BLM / Women's Rights Protests Comparisons: 13:01 - 17:16.Police & Crime Bill Protests: 17:18 - 22:20.PART 2: The Main Course.Europe's Vaccine Wars: 22:22 - 36:16.PART 3: Across the Pond.Former Jamaica Prime Minister Court Testimony: 36:20 - 39:16.Haiti's President Staying In Office: 39:20 - 42:46
2021-03-2146 min
Pitch Talk PodcastEpisode 90: The Straight Shootin' View Episode 50 - BAME Underrepresentation & The Rooney RuleIn this special 50th episode of the Straight Shootin' View, SSLJA welcomes fellow Pitch Talk Co-host JBK to discuss the underrepresentation of BAME people in football management and if the controversial Rooney Rule is really a true solution to this issue.
SSLJA and JBK discuss reasons why people from BAME backgrounds lack representation off the pitch in regards to coaching, management and other roles within the football hierarchy such as The FA and how this can be changed.
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2021-03-2119 min
Pitch Talk PodcastEpisode 92: Pitch Talk Special Feature - BAME Under representation in Women's football (Part 1)In this Pitch Talk Special Feature segment SSLJA & JBK to discuss the underrepresentation of people from BAME (Black and Minority Ethnic) backgrounds in Women's football.
0:00 - Intro, background and context
3:35 - JBK's opening views on the current England squad & the lack of diversity
9:29 - Team GB at Tokyo 2020, can it be diverse?
14:50 - Attitude & stereotypes as barriers to opportunity
23:00 - Do managers & coaches have enough time to invest in underrepresented communities?
In this first part of 2 videos SSLJA and JBK discuss reasons why people from BAME backgrounds lack representation on the pitch, looking at reasons including accessibility, dissecting recent interview...
2021-03-2135 min
How to Vaccinate the WorldBAME Vaccine Take-UpIn the UK alone, more than 20 million people have had a first dose of a Covid 19 vaccine, and the government hopes to speed up the roll out by offering every adult a first dose by the end of July. But the word “offering” may be doing a lot of work in that sentence. Not everyone is taking up that offer - and there is a lot of talk about lower take-up rates of people in who are not both British and white - sometimes lumped together with the acronym BAME - Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic.
In this week's How...
2021-03-0828 minARU PodcastBAME Advocates’ Podcast – Episode 1: A Conversation with the Vice Chancellor: the role of education in the fight against racismHosts: BAME Advocates’, Anna Chiara Corriero and Ammad Butt.
Guest: Professor Roderick Watkins
This episode will cover the role of education in the fight against racism, from early years all the way up to tertiary education in the university setting. We talk about the experience of the Vice-chancellor as a student and as a teacher, as well as our own BAME Advocates' experiences throughout university. We also touch upon ARU's commitment to active antiracism through schemes such as 10000 black interns, the ARU Shine programme and the BAME Advocates programme. The podcast is part of a se...
2021-03-0336 min
The Growth MediumCOVID-19, Obesity and BAME - ft. Sumaiyah RahmanIn today's episode of The Growth Medium, Mim and Sara are joined by Sumaiyah Rahman, a Global Health student at QMUL, as they discuss a very relevant topic... COVID-19; but more specifically linking it to the topic of obesity. They address the stigma towards larger individuals that we currently see in society, asking the question of why this is. They also touch upon COVID-19 and obesity in relation to the BAME community.Visit our Instagram page to see our latest posts @thegrowthmediumFor references, additional information and websites mentioned during this episode, check out our...
2021-03-0136 min
The York Comedy Society PodcastThe BAME Comedysoc Podcast: Don't BAME It On UsJoin some of the society's BAME members as they discuss their experiences and opinions on being a BAME comedian. Everything from the content of their comedy to the diversity quotas on panel shows, this is one that is definitely worth listening to.
2021-02-0552 min
Talk BAME PodcastTalk BAME Podcast - IntroGet to know the host of Talk BAME Podcast, Terance James
Edited by: Terance James
2021-01-2601 min
Chambers Student PodcastWhat does it mean to be a BAME lawyer in 2021?Rachel Welch-Phillips is an associate in Bird & Bird’s international aviation group. Rachel founded Bird & Bird’s BAME network, Embrace, while she was a second-year trainee at the firm, and her superb work on this front saw her win the Future Leader Chambers Diversity & Inclusion award in the category of minority lawyers in private practice. We caught up with Rachel to discuss the current state of racial and ethnic diversity in the legal industry, as well as some of the recent issues that have impacted this area of D&I.
Topics discussed:
The legal industry’s respon...
2021-01-1241 min
The Straight Shootin' RantsEpisode 21: Straight Shootin' Rant Episode 22 - BLM, BAME & The long road to changeWelcome to Episode 22 of the Straight Shootin' Rants
On this episode Straight Shootin' LJA gives his views on the Black Lives Matter movement and if it has lost any momentum.
SSLJA looks at the dangers of pigeonholing all ethnic minorities with the 'BAME' label and if that helps or hinders the fight for equality and much more.
This is a general opinion & is not aimed at anyone in particular unless otherwise stated.
Connect with Straight Shootin' LJA on social media -
Twitter - http://Twitter.com/sslja @SSLJA
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/straightshootinlja
Youtube - https://www.youtube...
2020-12-2812 min
TL^2 - Todays Learners, Tomorrows LeadersEpisode 1: BAME, POC, Non White? Who are we?This episode features three of young leaders, Barbara, Katie and Leonie discussing the usage of the term ‘BAME’ (Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic). In recent years the term BAME has come under greater scrutiny as campaigners and citizens have expressed their discomfort with the idea of lumping diverse groups together under one terminology. There have been critics who say that is usually is used to cover up the statistical failings of one group and another may be overrepresented. Furthermore that it is not effective in tackling inequality or underrepresentation as different groups require different approaches. In this episode, we disc...
2020-12-2439 min
Truth to PowerImpact of COVID-19 on BAME communitiesThis is a recording of the webinar that was live streamed on 26 May 2020, from the Standing Together coalition. It explored how the COVID-19 crisis is affecting Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities in Britain.It featured the Ascension Trust’s Les Isaac OBE; General Practitioner and Ascension Trust Chair, Dr Chinyere (Chi-Chi) Ekhator; and Dr Joan Myers OBE, Board Member of the Royal College of Nurses and Director of the Florence Nightingale Foundation, who discussed the Standing Together Community Appeal which is addressing the COVID-19 crisis.The conversation was moderated by Richard Reddie, CTBI’s Di...
2020-12-161h 04
Prim Rose LightBAME property - what impacts this group?In this episode I’m joined by Priya of BAME property. Priya is an Urbanist, exploring the built environment from political, social and diversity perspectives, through her roles as a communications consultant, and founder of BAME in Property, an organisation that seeks to increase ethnic diversity in the built environment sector. Since launching in December 2017, BAME in Property has grown to become one of the leading ethnic diversity networks in the built environment sector. Using her communication skills, Priya has grown the organisation's social media presence significantly, and during the first 100 days of the COVID-19 lockdown, she reached 370,000+ people on Tw...
2020-12-1459 min
All Things DyslexiaDyslexia & BAME:In episode 3, we are joined by mental health expert, Marketa Swaby, to speak on the topic of ‘Dyslexia & BAME: Coping with Stress during COVID-19’. Marketa is a psychotherapist with over 15 years of clinical experience. She has an extensive knowledge and experience in Stress, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Addiction and Specialised in Eating Disorders; and is passionate about helping people to flourish and reach their full potential. She is a mental health expert and the founder of Benevolent Health, who specialise in providing expertise in mental health through consulting, coaching and mentoring; and is par...
2020-12-1420 min
Undisclosed: Voices of Black GirlsBAMEWhat is BAME? Why are we all lumped together? Does the “BAME community” approve of this title? Find out in this weeks podcast
Thank you so much for listening! Tell us what you think or check us out at:
Twitter - @Undisclosed_VBG
Instagram - @Undisclosed_voicesofblackgirls
Facebook - Undisclosed: Voices of Black Girls
Our website - https://beacons.ai/undisclosed_voicesofblackgirls
For inquiries email us at:
Undisclosed.voicesofblackgirls@gmail.com
2020-12-1035 min
BAMEOTUKEpisode 004: Let's Talk Leadership with Leaders from BME BackgroundsEpisode 4 from BAMEOTUK Network, Let's talk to BME leaders about leadership. This podcast is a joint venture with LSBU AHP BAME Academics and Brunel university occupational therapy course. BAMEOTUK Network members requested a podcast about BME leaders, so we did just that.
Listen to this timely discussion to improve representation in leadership from people from BME populations. The panel advise if you are interested, seek out opportunities that enable you to practise and try out leadership skills, leadership is at every level.
Panel: Professor Maria Stokes, Denise Sterling, Andre Ansah, Vimal Sriram
Co-hosts: Mish Ahmed-Landeryou...
2020-11-301h 13
Have We Got Planning News For YouPriya Shah, Founder of BAME in Property (S2 E9)Our Special Guest this week is Priya Shah, Founder of BAME in Property, an organisation for BAME and non-BAME professionals who are passionate about increasing ethnic diversity in the property and planning sectors. Priya is also a Consultant at Grayling specialising in stakeholder engagement and community consultation in the built environment.
Court Judgments of the Week
R (Hawkhurst Parish Council) v. Tunbridge Wells BC [2020] EWHC 3019 (Admin) – unsuccessful JR challenge to the grant of planning permission for a McCarthy and Stone care home on highways, heritage and AONB grounds..
Sevenoaks District Council v. SSHCLG [2020] EWHC 3054 (Admin) – Sevenoaks DC’s’...
2020-11-191h 03
Marketing Goodies by GottaBe!S1 Ep7: BAME RecruitmentOn this week's episode the tables turn and host becomes guest. Tomasz is interviewed by GottaBe!'s Digital and Communications Executive, Jack. Together, the pair discuss the topic of BAME Recruitment and how employers need to be focussing on this and also how they can be approaching the diversifying of their workplace, without making BAME employees feel as if they are just a number. Also discussed is newly launched initiative 10,000 Black Interns, backed by former Prime Minister, David Cameron. To find out more about this, please follow the link.
www.10000blackinterns.com
2020-11-1141 min
Inclusion in ProgressIIP050 - To BAME or Not to BAME? DEI in the UK#050 - In this episode of Inclusion in Progress, Kay is pleased to welcome Leyla Okhai, CEO and Director of Diverse Minds UK, Ltd., to discuss diversity, equity and inclusion in the United Kingdom. As a South Asian woman in the UK who's lived in different countries around the world, Leyla discusses the context around the UK term BAME (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic) and how it pertains to the global antiracism conversation. She also shares why having a cultural lens in DEI is critical to helping companies create truly global, inclusive strategies.
2020-11-1130 min
The Nakama Podcastwhat's it like being a BAME manger?This week episode is a special one as it is with my dad. In this episode we talk about what it is like being BAME manger in non league football. In the history segment we talk about the history of BAME mangers in English football. we talk about whether sky sport actually care about Black Live Matters. We also discuss whether the Rooney rule should be introduced into football and much more
Featured Guests: Benjamin
Podcast edited by Darrius
Intro Music by Ade
Outro Music by Daniel
2020-11-041h 01
The Diverse Minds Podcast#60 To BAME or not to BAME?On today’s episode of the Diverse Minds Podcast, I talk about the term BAME and the ways in which people may self-identify, and how language needs to change.
I decided to talk about this as this has become a topic many people want to engage with and talk about in my online training sessions about race and race equality.
2020-10-2012 min
Conversations withEP 17 - BAME: Let's Talk About ItOn this episode of Under The Arch, the boys discuss BAME and the true purpose it. Jas & Dan along with returning guest, Andy, and first time guest, Dolapo, discuss the impact of BAME on education, work and whether or not we should disband the acronym and some of the alternative options that should be considered.
#BAME #Underthearch #Eightseven
You can listen to Andy's podcast, 2Gs in a pod, over on: https://linktr.ee/2gsinapod
Featuring:
// Daniel Amui https://www.instagram.com/shadesandgrace
// Jas Campbell...
2020-10-1500 min
DiversiteaThe problem with 'BAME'In this week's episode, we discuss the term 'BAME' and whether it is the right way to address Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals in business as well as how far we take the term 'minority'. We also discuss what more businesses can do to support employees from these backgrounds.
Edit - Saadet discusses the number of people who don't agree with the term BAME. It is in fact 60%
2020-10-1355 min
Grow'd Up#01 Letting Go Of Childhood Freedoms w/ Ingrid BameFernannd'O and her life long friend Ingrid Bame talk about their childhood expectations of adult hood and explore why Ingrid is having a heard time adjusting to being an adult.
About Ingrid Bame
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The Boudoir Wrop Up: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GLXHJnpleo8CA6AVAzO07?si=zzNwIV0aTEK6EXwJq7HJ8A
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2020-10-1258 min
Intellectual Property Magazine's PodcastEpisode six: breaking down BAME barriersPinsent Mason’s Krishna Kakkaiyadi and IP Inclusive’s Andrea Brewster OBE discuss how the killing of George Floyd in the US has impacted diversity and inclusion (D&I) issues in the IP world, the importance of being a non-BAME white ally and offer advice to aspiring BAME IP professionals
2020-09-1600 min
BERA UK PodcastBAME Educators and Covid-19In this episode of the BERA Podcast BERA Teacher Education SIG Convenor Lizana Oberholzer interviews Allana Gay, the founder of the BAMEeD Network. Allana co-founded BAMEed Network to encourage more BAME educators into the profession and to ensure they are supported to progress within their careers.She is also a Headteacher at a North London Primary School in the heart of Tottenham. Her experience as an educator and school leader arches over secondary and primary schools all of whom have been in challenging or deprived circumstances. Allana and Lizana discuss the unique challenges that the Co...
2020-09-1528 min
Mr and Mrs All Jokes AsideE85 - To Bame or Not to BameTonight on Mr and Mrs All Jokes Aside
We talk all things #BAME on the show, and take a closer look into the issues with health care that #POC experience.
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2020-08-2535 min
Being HumanCOVID-19, the State, & BAME CommunitiesIn this week’s episode, host Laura Haapio-Kirk is joined by Dr Tamara Dragadze, Dr Igor Cherstich (University College London), and Dr Ashraf Hoque (University College London) to discuss the disproportionate impact COVID-19 has had upon BAME communities, and the implications of this both for society at large, and for anthropology as a discipline.
Why are some BAME communities affected so much worse than mainstream society? What’s missing in the way we’re discussing these issues at the moment? And what can this tell us about the relationship between the individual and the State? In this e...
2020-08-2136 min
Fancy A Blether?Episode 10: Fancy A Blether?//Why We Need BAME Educators with Arthur Korobov and Lewis BattyKirsty is discussing why having BAME educators is so important with Arthur Korobov and Lewis Batty. As well as discussing the work they have been doing with their old school recently to increase the number of BAME educators they employ, and why they chose to work towards creating this change. Don't forget to check us out on Instagram (@fancyablether) and on our website (www.fancyablether.com).
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What I'm Engaging With: Choose Love's Facebook (facebook.com/chooselove), Twitter (@chooselove) and Instagram (@chooselove)
Charity Spot of...
2020-08-1351 min
Fancy A Blether?Episode 10: Fancy A Blether?//Why We Need BAME Educators with Arthur Korobov and Lewis BattyKirsty is discussing why having BAME educators is so important with Arthur Korobov and Lewis Batty. As well as discussing the work they have been doing with their old school recently to increase the number of BAME educators they employ, and why they chose to work towards creating this change. Don't forget to check us out on Instagram (@fancyablether) and on our website (www.fancyablether.com).
Arthur (@___arthur_) and Lewis' (@lewisbatty_) Instagram Handles
What I'm Engaging With: Choose Love's Facebook (facebook.com/chooselove), Twitter (@chooselove) and Instagram (@chooselove)
Charity Spot of...
2020-08-1351 min
Better Mental HealthEpisode 62- BAME Mental Health - Only Black FaceBAME Mental Health Part 3 Lynn & James both explore from a black perspective BAME mental health and the impact of being the only black face. We explore meanings & belonging, sharing narratives, loneliness, and tips to build inclusive workplaces. Lynn Abhulimen brand ambassador & chapter lead for BYP Network – the leading network for black professionals. With a background in building authentic partnerships and creating brand content that is engaging and adds value. James Jackson. Director of NXTGEN Learning, ED&I Partner to UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) Founding & Core team member for BlackLeaders.co.uk. With ov...
2020-08-0744 min
Shabby And Man |StoryTellersFrom Diversity ,#BAME To Bollywood Twitter Wars !!! Are We Ticking All The Right Boxes.In this episode, Shabby And Man discuss diversity from being classified as BAME (Black Asian Minority Ethnics) to box-ticking to being stereotyped. Shabby dreams of her ideal show Man reminisces about his Rock RJ days and they glance at the twitter wars that are taking place in Bollywood.
Partners, parents and broadcasters Shabby and Man look back on life in two continents over two decades. He started in London. She started in Delhi, somewhere on the way their paths crossed. From hosting the weekend breakfast show together in India to ending up in London.
Shabby (Shabnam Dutta Sahi) is one of...
2020-07-3019 min
The Word AffairsThe UK Health Statistics Of BAME IndividualsBAME communities frequently appear in the statistics in health and social services and Kaiynath explores how the statistics represent Black, Asian and Minority Ethnics in the health services of England and Wales and how our lifestyles and factors influence the data collected that we see today.
Show notes:
BAME and its definitions- https://www.london.gov.uk/questions/2018/0064#:~:text=The%20acronym%20BAME%20stands%20for,to%20country%20origin%20or%20affiliation
Population distribution in England and Wales - https://www.ethnicity-facts-figures.service.gov.uk/uk-population-by-ethnicity/national-and-regional-populations/population-of-england-and-wales/latest
Mental health and BAME communities - http://www.bitc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/bitc-factsheet-bame-women-mentalhealthandcovid-19...
2020-07-2435 min
Black Women Rising- The Untold Cancer Stories PodcastBlack Women Rising - The Untold Cancer Stories : Ep 12 BAME Organisations In The Cancer CommunityFor the last episode we thought it was only right to shine the light on some amazing BAME organisations within the cancer community and hear short snippets of why they started and what they do. Leanne and Charlotte are joined by Beverley De'gale co-founder of ACLT, Jean representing Cancer Black Care, Iyana co- founder of Sakoon Through Cancer, Adedoyinsola representing Cancer Education and Toral representing BAME Cancer Support.It is so important especially with everything that has been going on this year that we come together and support each other and don't stand divided. What is lovely is each...
2020-07-2439 min
Several Seat PodcastRepresentation of BAME women in the mental health ServicesIn this weeks episode of Several Seats Podcast we invited 4 amazing women working as Assistant Psychologist to take a seat at the table as we discuss our experiences as BAME women in the UK health service.
Let me introduce our ladies.....
Glicinia Danso, Assistant Psychologist at Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
Vanessa Adjoa, Assistant Psychologist at Priory Group
Mary-Olivier Amara Nwaneri, Assistant Psychologist at Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
Sadia Osmany, Assistant Psychologist at Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust
2020-07-1556 min
Diaspora CollectiveLet’s talk about BAME: Identity, labels and intersectionalityIn light of the circulation of articles surrounding the term “BAME” episode 3 of the Diaspora Collective podcast addresses the contentious terminology. We discuss identity, a little bit about ourselves and how we identify, what is to call multiple places home, labels such as BAME, POC and BIPOC, and intersectionality.
2020-07-0951 min
The World At Your Finger-TipsDiscussing 'BAME in Britain' with Halima JibrilHow much can you learn about someone over a drink?Join us as we chat to outgoing University of Southampton BAME Officer and founding editor of Ashamed MagazineHalima Jibril, all about the term ‘BAME’ and its place in ‘Black Lives Matter’ Britain.2:00 - Kate and Molly discuss 'What is 'BAME'?'10:00 - Introducing Halima JibrilList of Black British History Resources: https://www.bustle.com/p/what-they-dont-teach-at-school-a-black-british-history-resource-list-22961784?utm_source=facebook&utm_mediuThank you so m...
2020-07-0348 min
JAAN Learning & Development The PodcastEpisode 3 - BAME in LeadershipDani Saadu shares his insights into the representation of BAME in Leadership positions, the gap in identification, inspiration and unlocking raw talent, potential and capability.
2020-07-0222 min
Hansh: Blas CyntafYdy hi'n amser edrych ar sut i wella addysg hanes BAME mewn ysgolion?Gyda phrotestiadau Black Lives Matter yn digwydd ledled y byd, mae Nia Morais a Marged Parry yn siarad am hiliaeth yn yr ysgol a'r gwahaniaeth y byddai addysgu pobl am hanes BAME yn ei wneud. Mae nhw'n trafod profiadau Nia o hiliaeth, pwysigrwydd dysgu am lenyddiaeth awduron BAME, a sut y gallwn gadw'r sgwrs i fynd.
2020-06-1624 min
The Healthtech Podcast#103: An uncomfortable truth: BAME, healthcare and technology 🖤This week James is joined by Sam Shah to talk about being BAME in healthcare and technology. Sam is a clinical lead with an interest in healthcare technology, digital experience, translational research and supporting behaviour change. He is an NHS Consultant with experience in clinical commissioning, service redesign, public health, workforce planning and health economics. He is also a Digital Health Tech Advisor, the FT's 4th most influential BAME techleader 2019, a Finalist 2019 Digital Leaders100 and BIMA 100 #BLM
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-shah-nhs/ | https://twitter.com/healthyopinion
Get in touch:
www.jamessomauroo.com | www...
2020-06-1137 min
Better Mental HealthEpisode 57 - BAME Mental HealthBAME Mental Health - Exploring The Stigma With Douglas Hamandishe & Eduardo De Costa 00:29 Challenges facing BAME communities. Not A Homogenous Group 04:37 Treatment Disparities, Racism & Discrimination 08:34 Changes To The Mental Health Act Due To Corona Virus 12.55 Societal Psychosis & Permission To Be Vulnerable 15:19 Conveying Stories, Changing Narratives 27:29 Cultural Nuances Removing The Barriers 37.57 Alternative Approaches - What Next?
2020-06-0449 min
Coronavirus UK: LBC Update with Nick FerrariPHE: Covid-19 death rate in England higher among BAME peopleNick looks at the higher risk to death for people from BAME backgrounds. He speaks to Dr Neeraj Bhala, Consultant Physician at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, who published an article in The Lancet last month entitled: 'Sharpening the global focus on ethnicity and race in the time of COVID-19'. Nick also questions the CEO of Heathrow Airport on the proposed quarantining of travellers plus Health Minister Ed Argar talks track and trace
2020-06-0300 min
One Salty Grape PodcastMental Health within BAME communities ft Sikh Forgiveness #12This week we speak to Sandy, the founder of mental health charity Sikh Forgiveness as we try to normalise the conversation of mental health within BAME communities.
2020-05-3055 min
Sweet TalksThe Corona Effect ( on the BAME community)We discuss the effects of Corona Virus on the BAME community as per a request from one of our listeners. We discuss the statistics as well as the affects and possible remedies.
2020-05-221h 00
Black Women WorkingS2 EP 6 - The B In BAMEThe B in BAME... are we to be considered our own entity or can we be harmoniously categorised as one? This episode unpicks some of the reasons why BAME initiatives are problematic in the workplace.
Connect
Email: blackwomenworkinguk@gmail.com
Twitter and Instagram: @bwwpodcastuk
Natalie- @mscarter_13
Tols- @iamtols
Chantelle- @mscocolondon
Rachel- @rachnjk
Thank you to the team at Haringey Shed, Selby Centre, Andre Rodney and episode engineer, Sami Rebel for their ongoing support in the recording and production of the Black Women Working Podcast.
Artwork: Camilla Ru @thecamru
2020-05-1258 min
It's A BAME's LifeHomophobia and the BAME Community @itsabameslife guest are @ogun_official and @cynthiasconvosThis the 1st episode of it's a BAME's Life. Get to know me your host Mose_issie. In this podcast I talk with people and charities within the BAME community and Also LGBTQ+ BAME community about the struggles we face from within and outside our communities what help there is or we need.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/moseissie/message
2020-05-0757 min
Africa Legal PodcastAfrica Legal Podcast - Episode 2 'BAME Nation' with Ikenna OnyebuchiWe're joined by Ikenna Onyebuchi, co-founder of BAME Nation who are dedicated to supporting aspiring lawyers from BAME backgrounds.
Join our discussion on the work of BAME Nation and hear Ikenna turn the tables to interview Scott Cowan, CEO and Tom Pearson, COO of Africa Legal on their vision for the platform, legal technology and the future for young African lawyers.
2020-05-0145 min
CBM Created By MeEps 5.1 : BaMe (Bahas aniMe) kaguya sama :love is war dan boku no hero academiaHalo temen temen balik lagi gua gaga kali ini gua bawa segment baru yaitu BaMe Bahas aniMe di bame ini w bakal kumpas soal anime anime menurut opini gua ya dan buat kalian juga bisa kasih saran ke gua untuk bame selanjutnya lewat DM IG gua di : @isaomegag thanks salam sugoii
2020-04-2623 min
The Mic Drop ClubMarteka Swaby LIVE BAME Mental Health Panel Discussion – Challenging Stigma #43As part of a Stress Awareness Month, Marteka Swaby takes over show to share a special LIVE BAME Mental Health Panel Discussion – Challenging Stigma
Day 22 - Reinforce, Energise & Focus Stress Awareness - Panel Discussion with Marteka Swaby, Eduardo Da Costa & Douglas Hamandishe
Eduardo Da Costa, Art Curator & Mental Health Advocate. Sharing his personal experiences. Marteka has over 15 years experience improving emotional wellbeing through coaching, consulting and mentoring. She is an expert in mental health and is curating health & wellbeing programmes for individuals, teams and organisations. She has worked in one of the UK's larg...
2020-04-2552 min
What You Need To KnowWhy is coronavirus disproportionately affecting the UK's BAME communities?In today's episode we look at why a disproportionate number of people from black, Asian and other ethnic minority backgrounds are dying from coronavirus in the UK.The government has launched a review to try to find out. On Monday, the NHS released figures showing that, out of all Covid-19 deaths in English hospitals, 16.2 per cent of patients were from black, Asian and ethnic minority communities. That compares to BAME people accounting for 13 percent of the population in England and Wales, according to the last census. And in our health service, people from BAME backgrounds have accounted for...
2020-04-2121 min
Planet Sport16 Apr: How do we ensure football coaches from BAME background get fair opportunities as managers?On this week’s show, we’re asking the question, how do we ensure that BAME Football managers get fair opportunity? The term BAME refers to those from Black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds, who for a long time now have not been well represented in English football, and other part of Europe, when being considered for jobs such as manager, all the way up to boardroom positions. As recently as this year there have been as few as six BAME managers working in the top four divisions of English football! So just how big is the issue and what need...
2020-04-1614 min
The Scrubbed In Show by PeerrEpisode 30: Tafhima Haider - A BAME Scientist & PhDist proving career and family life aren't substitutes🎙 This week’s guest is a British Bangladeshi scientist determined to break down barriers in science for women. We discuss her PhD journey as a virologist, the misconceptions with regards to a PhD and explore the extremely hidden competitive nature in world of academia. Crucially we discuss the barriers young women face passionately pursuing a career and have to face the question of balancing life.
Tahfima is a HIV virologist at UCL, her research focuses on the HIV virus which remains a top global health problem. Tafhima is investigating the interaction between HIV and the cell intrinsic innat...
2020-03-291h 02
Talking Frank Without FrankCoronavirus, BAME ambassadors, money money money...This week me and Chris discuss racism relating to the coronavirus, ongoing UCU strike action, BAME ambassadors and the Students' Union block grant!
What would you like for us to discuss in the next episode? Any people you would like us to have on the podcast? Let us know on social media or email us at niina.h@sussexstudent.com / ugeducation@sussexstudent.com !
2020-03-0442 min
Planet Sport Football Africa14 Feb: Lack of BAME managers in England & Adebayor moves to ParaguayOn this week’s show we focus on the under-representation of black managers in European football. While African stars have lit up the leagues of Europe as players, Africans have made virtually no impact as managers in Europe. More than that, there is a general lack of what are called BAME managers in English football – BAME standing for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic. We ask what the way forward is. Plus, Emmanuel Adebayor makes a surprise move to Paraguay, and a look at the EPL and Italy’s Serie A.
2020-02-1429 min
Planet Sport Football Africa14 Feb: Lack of BAME managers in England & Adebayor moves to ParaguayOn this week’s show we focus on the under-representation of black managers in European football. While African stars have lit up the leagues of Europe as players, Africans have made virtually no impact as managers in Europe. More than that, there is a general lack of what are called BAME managers in English football – BAME standing for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic. We ask what the way forward is. Plus, Emmanuel Adebayor makes a surprise move to Paraguay, and a look at the EPL and Italy’s Serie A.
2020-02-1429 min
The Campaign Podcast1: Why is adland still too slow in closing the BAME leadership gap?Agency CEOs, Larissa Vince (Now) and Zaid Al-Zaidy (The Beyond Collective) share their personal stories about discrimination and what needs to happen to get more BAME talent rising to the top.Plus, how about some more age diversity in adland? Three agency veterans have launched a new startup - is this a sign of things to come?We also discuss the magic (or not!) of Valentine's Day marketing and the panel discuss the ads that caught their eye this week.This week's episode is hosted by Campaign's global tech editor Omar Oakes and produced...
2020-02-1346 min
Connotasians#002 - Joining the Military as a British Pakistani Muslim (BAME), Racism in Camp, Backlash From Own Community, War Crimes in Muslim Countries, Life-Saving Decision & MoreIn this episode, we welcome a special guest and friend to discuss his somewhat controversial, yet "life-saving" decision to join the Military being a British Pakistani Muslim (BAME) and as a result the backlash received from close friends and wider community. We talk over his in-camp experiences including racism, routine and regime as well as interrogating him on the war crimes in Muslim countries from the establishment. Tune in for an eye-opening perspective and some real insight, inside.
2019-11-081h 57
BARKINGBarking: Mental Health & BAME ArtistsThePalaceOfTheDogs is back with another episode of Barking. In this episode we tackle Mental health in the arts industry and the underrepresentation of ethnic minorities within the awareness conversation, despite their vulnerability. We spoke with Raffaella Covino, founder of Applause For Thought, an organisation that targets mental health awareness to those who work in theatre. Musical theatre performer, Eddie Elliott, shared his experience with mental health as a black artist. Join in the conversation and help create mental health awareness for BAME artists and communities.
2019-08-021h 03
LDN Perspective PodcastEP 3 - Are BAME contestants represented fairly on Love Island?The team discuss whether the Love Island environment fosters positive representation of contestants from BAME background and analyses the thinking process behind such contestants decisions to be on the show and the impact it has on the wider audience.
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2019-07-0438 min
Newsroom SpecialsNewsroom Special - BAME Employees told to use 'Western work name'Black Asian Minority and Ethic workers, (BAME), revealed they have directly or indirectly been told to use more English sounding names whilst in the workplace.
The research, commissioned by employment law specialists Slater and Gordon, found 44% of the 1000 BAME workers surveyed had abandoned their birth name on their CV or in the workplace at least once during their career.
When BAME job-seekers used a ‘western work name’ on their CV 28 per cent felt they were offered more roles and 27 per cent said they landed more job interviews and received more interest from recruiters.
The law says treating someone differently or less...
2019-05-2405 min
Good PodcastsDr Pragya Agarwal: Is social enterprise unconsciously biased against BAME women?Academic and social entrepreneur Dr. Pragya Agarwal is passionate about bringing more women from BAME or marginalised communities into social enterprise. Speaking to attendees of NatWest’s WISE100 launch in 2018, she offered some suggestions for how to make this possible.P.S. This video is brought to you by the team at Pioneers Post – a social enterprise set up to deliver great journalism to support social entrepreneurs, impact investors and mission-driven businesses. Good journalism like this costs money, and we rely on subscriptions in order to keep delivering the social enterprise news. We’d love you to support us – have a look o...
2019-02-1417 min
Business Mic120: Bame Mabuse - How to build a successful Virtual Assistant BusinessBame is the founder of Amara Consulting, a one stop-shop for Virtual Assistance Service that takes care of client's admin and everyday tasks. Her business works closely with its clients from design right through to Implementation to provide the right results that fit into their business process. In this episode, Bame tells her story and inspiration for starting the business and shares some advice for fellow entrepreneurs.
2018-05-2824 min
4th Estate BooksNEW VOICES: 4th Estate BAME Short Story Prize Podcast #3, Being PublishedWelcome to NEW VOICES, a three-part podcast series from 4th Estate Books and a happy offshoot from the Guardian 4th Estate BAME Short Story Prize. Each podcast will address a step in a writer's journey; from the writing process, to getting and agent, and getting published, and will be available on SoundCloud and iTunes on Thursdays.
This third and final episode tackles the publishing process. with our 4th Estate Commissioning Editor Anna Kelly and shortlisted authors Lisa Smith and Henry Wong.
The audio collection of all six shortlisted author’s work, entitled ‘New Voices’ and read by the writers, will be ava...
2017-07-1300 min
4th Estate BooksNEW VOICES: 4th Estate BAME Short Story Prize Podcast #2, Getting an AgentWelcome to NEW VOICES, a three-part podcast series from 4th Estate Books and a happy offshoot from the Guardian 4th Estate BAME Short Story Prize. Each podcast will address a step in a writer's journey; from the writing process, to getting and agent, and getting published, and will be available on SoundCloud and iTunes on Thursdays.
This second episode tackles the challenges and process of getting an agent with Emma Paterson(agent at Rogers, Coleridge & White) and shortlisted authors Avani Shah and Kit Fan.
The audio collection of all six shortlisted author’s work, entitled ‘New Voices’ and read by the wr...
2017-07-0700 min
4th Estate BooksNEW VOICES: 4th Estate BAME Short Story Prize Podcast, #1: Being A WriterWelcome to NEW VOICES, a three-part podcast series from 4th Estate Books and a happy offshoot from the Guardian 4th Estate BAME Short Story Prize. Each podcast will address a step in a writer's journey; from the writing process, to getting and agent, and getting published, and will be available on SoundCloud and iTunes on Thursdays.
This first episode tackles the excitement, challenges, and daily process of being a writer, with the acclaimed novelist and short story writer, Niven Govinden, and shortlisted authors Arun Das and Jimi Famurewa.
The audio collection of all six shortlisted author’s work, entitled ‘New Voic...
2017-06-2900 min
Adventures With Words Young Adult EditionAWW YA 17: Recommending Great BAME YAThis month, Kate and Darran recommend great YA books by BAME authors and chat about the politics behind why it's important.
Find the shownotes of the titles discussed at AdventuresWithWords.com. Brought to you by Audible. To start your free trial go to www.adventureswithwords.com/audible.
2016-07-1039 min