EP1, Tony: Navigating Oxford and Starting Projects

Episode 1 of the The Minority Effect podcast, hosted by Hanife and Eduardo, titled "EP1, Tony: Navigating Oxford and Starting Projects" was published on January 17, 2021 and runs 45 minutes.

January 17, 2021 ·45m · The Minority Effect

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Summary

In this series opener, co-hosts Hanife and Eduardo are joined by Tony, a third year Geographer at the University of Oxford. The episode explores his experiences as a Coptic Egyptian, a Londoner, and the founder of 'Walk In My Shoes', a student-led video project spotlighting the experiences of ethnic minorities at Oxford.  The episode sheds light on topics including cultural integration at university, religion, access, and establishing student-led projects.  Timestamps: 00:00 - Host and guest introductions 3:30 - Navigating Oxford as an ethnic minority 11:30 - Religion and spirituality 16:00- The London culture shock 21:30- The Oxford application process 27:00- ‘Walk in my Shoes’ and starting student-led projects 31:30- Experience as a BAME rep 33:30- Advice to students starting projects 36:30- Universities improving student support 39:00- Reflecting on first year Follow WIMS Oxford on social media: Instagram: @wims_oxforduni Facebook: WIMS.oxforduni YouTube: WIMS: The Oxford Ethnic Minority Experience Follow us on social media: Instagram: @minority_effect Facebook: The Minority Effect Twitter: @minority_effect

Episode Description

In this series opener, co-hosts Hanife and Eduardo are joined by Tony, a third year Geographer at the University of Oxford. The episode explores his experiences as a Coptic Egyptian, a Londoner, and the founder of 'Walk In My Shoes', a student-led video project spotlighting the experiences of ethnic minorities at Oxford.

The episode sheds light on topics including cultural integration at university, religion, access, and establishing student-led projects.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Host and guest introductions

3:30 - Navigating Oxford as an ethnic minority

11:30 - Religion and spirituality

16:00- The London culture shock

21:30- The Oxford application process

27:00- ‘Walk in my Shoes’ and starting student-led projects

31:30- Experience as a BAME rep

33:30- Advice to students starting projects

36:30- Universities improving student support

39:00- Reflecting on first year

Follow WIMS Oxford on social media:

Instagram: @wims_oxforduni

Facebook: WIMS.oxforduni

YouTube: WIMS: The Oxford Ethnic Minority Experience

Follow us on social media:

Instagram: @minority_effect

Facebook: The Minority Effect

Twitter: @minority_effect

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