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Planet Diaspora
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UK based duo Senay Abraham and Sandra Volcere have created Planet Diaspora to reflect and explore ideas and movements amongst those of the African-Caribbean diaspora. Each episode is available to watch on YouTube and to download as a podcast on Spotify, iTunes and Anchor. This channel and the accompanying podcasts will explore culture, current affairs, social issues and include guest interviews.
Episodes
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Neurodiversity, Support and Mentoring | Ep 6 | Planet Diaspora Podcast
Brenda Bekoe, set up Apparent Pathway (www.apparentpathway.com) to support and empower the parents of neurodiverse children and young people with conditions such ADHD and Autism. She has expertise in working with social services, schools, families and first knowledge of the conditions and needs…
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Philanthropy, History and Legacy at Pepper Pot Centre | Ep 5 | Planet Diaspora Podcast
Philanthropy, History and Legacy at The Pepper Pot Day Centre | Ep 5 | Planet Diaspora Podcast It was a real delight to spend time with the chairperson, My Howard Jeffrey MBE, and two members, Norma and Joan, at The Pepper Pot Day Centre, which has been going for over 40 years. A brilliant…
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Black Womanhood, Equity and Making Change with Naomi Ventour | Ep 4 | Planet Diaspora Podcast
Sandra talks to Naomi Ventour on the pink sofa in n this episode. Naomi Ventour is an Administrative Business Partner (ABP) at Google joining them in 2017 after an 8-year stint in Burberry as Executive Assistant to the CEO Americas and EMEIA. Naomi is currently an ABP in Sales, UK Lead for State…
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Creative Adrenaline, Momentum and the Future
Sandra sits down with the playwright, director, actor and Artistic Director and Joint CEO of Brixton House, Gbolahan Obisesan to talk about creativity, growth and legacy. Brixton House will be rehoused in a beautiful new two-theatre building on Coldharbour Lane from October 2021 and this was a...
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To BAME or Not to BAME? Part II of II
In this episode (part 2 of 2) we continue to discuss the controversial acronym BAME which stands for Black Asian and Minority Ethnic, successor to BME Black Minority Ethnic. Sandra speaks to Alison Wiggins, a university lecturer, activist and secondary school teacher about the term, its use…
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To BAME or Not to BAME?
In this episode (part 1 of 2) we are discussing the controversial acronym BAME which stands for Black Asian and Minority Ethnic, successor to BME Black Minority Ethnic. Sandra speaks to Alison Wiggins, a university lecturer, activist and secondary school teacher about the term, its use, impact…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
UK based duo Senay Abraham and Sandra Volcere have created Planet Diaspora to reflect and explore ideas and movements amongst those of the African-Caribbean diaspora. Each episode is available to watch on YouTube and to download as a podcast on Spotify, iTunes and Anchor. This channel and the accompanying podcasts will explore culture, current affairs, social issues and include guest interviews.
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