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Womanthology podcast episode 12: Women of Colour

– With special guests Dr Ambily Banerjee, Inclusion and Diversity Advocate, and Inês Santos

Take a selfie, change a life: Using social media to raise the aspirations of the next generation

– Meriame Berboucha, PhD Student from Imperial College London researching plasma physics at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory at Stanford University

Meet the schoolgirl tech leader teaching girls to program and make robots at home during lockdown

– Avye Couloute, Founder of Girls into Coding

Transforming surgery into a multiracial, multigender and multiclass profession

– Stella Vig, Vascular and General Consultant Surgeon

Prioritising an inclusive culture by supporting social justice and anti-racist initiatives around the world

– Victoria Cruz, Senior Manager, Global Business Development & Digital Strategy, Sony Music Entertainment

“You don’t look like an engineer!” Creating pin badges to celebrate those who don’t conform to the norm in STEM

– Krystina Pearson-Rampeearee, Flight Systems Engineer at BAE Systems

Something you can do to help tackle inequalities exacerbated by the pandemic: Share your experiences

– Cheryl Lloyd, Programme Head, Education at the Nuffield Foundation

Connecting women and opportunity

Womanthology podcast episode 12: Women of Colour

– With special guests Dr Ambily Banerjee, Inclusion and Diversity Advocate, and Inês Santos

Take a selfie, change a life: Using social media to raise the aspirations of the next generation

– Meriame Berboucha, PhD Student from Imperial College London researching plasma physics at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory at Stanford University

Meet the schoolgirl tech leader teaching girls to program and make robots at home during lockdown

– Avye Couloute, Founder of Girls into Coding

Transforming surgery into a multiracial, multigender and multiclass profession

– Stella Vig, Vascular and General Consultant Surgeon

Prioritising an inclusive culture by supporting social justice and anti-racist initiatives around the world

– Victoria Cruz, Senior Manager, Global Business Development & Digital Strategy, Sony Music Entertainment

“You don’t look like an engineer!” Creating pin badges to celebrate those who don’t conform to the norm in STEM

– Krystina Pearson-Rampeearee, Flight Systems Engineer at BAE Systems

Something you can do to help tackle inequalities exacerbated by the pandemic: Share your experiences

– Cheryl Lloyd, Programme Head, Education at the Nuffield Foundation

Racial and gender equality: now is the time

- Dr Duncan Brown, Author, Researcher, Government Adviser and Womanthology Associate

Womanthology podcast episode 11: Talent Takeover – 2020 in (just under) 20 minutes

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Womanthology podcast episode 12: Women of Colour – With special guests Dr Ambily Banerjee, Inclusion and Diversity Advocate, and Inês Santos

Take a selfie, change a life: Using social media to raise the aspirations of the next generation – Meriame Berboucha, PhD Student from Imperial College London researching plasma physics at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory at Stanford University

Meet the schoolgirl tech leader teaching girls to program and make robots at home during lockdown – Avye Couloute, Founder of Girls into Coding

Transforming surgery into a multiracial, multigender and multiclass profession – Stella Vig, Vascular and General Consultant Surgeon

Prioritising an inclusive culture by supporting social justice and anti-racist initiatives around the world – Victoria Cruz, Senior Manager, Global Business Development & Digital Strategy, Sony Music Entertainment

“You don’t look like an engineer!” Creating pin badges to celebrate those who don’t conform to the norm in STEM – Krystina Pearson-Rampeearee, Flight Systems Engineer at BAE Systems

Something you can do to help tackle inequalities exacerbated by the pandemic: Share your experiences – Cheryl Lloyd, Programme Head, Education at the Nuffield Foundation

Racial and gender equality: now is the time - Dr Duncan Brown, Author, Researcher, Government Adviser and Womanthology Associate

Womanthology podcast episode 11: Talent Takeover – 2020 in (just under) 20 minutes

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Womanthology podcast episode 12: Women of Colour

– With special guests Dr Ambily Banerjee, Inclusion and Diversity Advocate, and Inês Santos

Take a selfie, change a life: Using social media to raise the aspirations of the next generation

– Meriame Berboucha, PhD Student from Imperial College London researching plasma physics at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory at Stanford University

Meet the schoolgirl tech leader teaching girls to program and make robots at home during lockdown

– Avye Couloute, Founder of Girls into Coding

Transforming surgery into a multiracial, multigender and multiclass profession

– Stella Vig, Vascular and General Consultant Surgeon

Prioritising an inclusive culture by supporting social justice and anti-racist initiatives around the world

– Victoria Cruz, Senior Manager, Global Business Development & Digital Strategy, Sony Music Entertainment

“You don’t look like an engineer!” Creating pin badges to celebrate those who don’t conform to the norm in STEM

– Krystina Pearson-Rampeearee, Flight Systems Engineer at BAE Systems

Something you can do to help tackle inequalities exacerbated by the pandemic: Share your experiences

– Cheryl Lloyd, Programme Head, Education at the Nuffield Foundation

Racial and gender equality: now is the time

- Dr Duncan Brown, Author, Researcher, Government Adviser and Womanthology Associate