Dame Jocelyn Barrow OBE DBE

from 100 Black Women Who Have Made A Mark · host Serendipity Institute for Black Arts and Heritage

Not only was Dame Jocelyn Barrow the first Black woman to be made governor of the BBC and earn the title of damehood, she was an educator, director, broadcaster, politician and ultimately a driver for change. Listen as Pawlet Brookes talks through the legacy that Dame Barrow has left and how her spirit, values and teachings guide new generations of Black women in the public sector. Music by NWAKKE

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