Episode 90 - Calling out the Bullsh*t in DEI
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Calling out the Bullsh*t in DEI explores perspectives of this space. Consultants, quotas and performative tick box practices, including that terrible question to Ngozi Fulani – Where are you really from? And, ways people leaders can improve this space in 2023 Sammie Hawkins - Leadership coach, facilitator and writer | Calling bullsh*t on injustice I help people take back their power. Erin Corine - The Identity & Belonging Coach, Performing Artist & Mama. Decolonizing Leadership. Chicago-Grown, Black Neurodivergent, Storyteller, Community Mama 3.40 - Calling out standalone...
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Episode 89 - Dealing with everyday racism
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Director & Lead Consultant Psychologist over 30 years experience with a Doctorate in EI. Working as a DEI coach at senior executives at board level. Today we are exploring everyday racism and what that looks like in the community & workplace. Thinking about how the racism spectrum can help us map this out. We will also go deeper to explore a 6 stage framework to tackle everyday racism. Understanding & dealing with everyday racism is also your recent book 1.50 - What makes the workplace lonely for diverse women? 3.30 - Intersectionality & Identity - Ticking the...
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Episode 88 - Kinship Summit
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Yvonne Alston Chief Culture Architect, CEO & Founder of Indelible Impressions Consulting, LLC We are exploring leadership and the skills of great leaders to improve the experience of culture & belonging for bias correct, particulalry for women of colour in corporate. 2.36 - The great resignation - Is it a direct result of our mental wellbeing? 8.46 - Why does representation matter? What should leaders look like? 14.06 - Pioneers - How to accelerate without sacrificing your mental health? 21.52 - The qualities of good leaders to foster diversity coming out of the...
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Episode 87 - Why getting my name right matters?
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We explore what is in a name and why it is important to get a name right? 4 Tips to stop you mispronouncing a name & how to recover if you do. 0.49 - Why getting my name right is important to me? 2.41 - Creating a culture of belonging 4.26 - What is in a name? 5.37- Equality Act & protected characteristics 6.33- Safe Spaces for diverse corporate women 7.32- Validating Perspectives 9.24 - Discrimination, Self estemm 10.20 - Adopting angelicised names 11.39 - What if you mispronounce a name? 12.41 - How can I pronounce names properly.
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Episode 86 - My Roadmap to success 2022
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Black Women Leading & Winning Series 10
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Episode 85 - Faith & Financial Coaching
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Black Women Leading & Winning Series 9
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Episode 84 - Black Women Raising Investment
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Black Women & Leading Winning Series 8
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Episode 83 - Black Muslim Female Entrepreneur
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Black Women Leading & Winning Series 7
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Episode 82 - Black Female Founders
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Black Women Leading & Winning Series 6
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Episode 81 - Black Women Leading & Winning Series 5
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Exploring becoming a cheerleader & celebrating diversity in technology with Michaela Jeffrey Morrison, Founder of the Women in Technology World Series, a cutting-edge digital platform and conference dedicated to diversity and inclusion.
info_outlineJade Ecobichon-Gray BSc., MSc is a straight-talking social wellness consultant. Founder of Mindset Matters which empowers organisations to move away from one-off wellbeing initiatives towards the creation of sustainable wellness strategies.
Jade is also passionate about racial equity and the relationship between racial identity and wellbeing. She has written extensively about her experiences as a ‘white-assumed’ mixed-race woman and has recently begun facilitating an expert workshop for the Mixed Bloom Room, a coaching course for mixed-race adults in the US and UK.
Jade has a Masters in Health Psychology and is a registered member of the British Psychological Society with a decade of experience working in social care and wellness for both the public and private sector.
We unpack mixed fragility, exploring racial identity and colourism in a world where your skin tone can shape your experience of belonging.
0.30 - Skin Tone, Colourism & Pallative Blackness?
4.04 - Unpacking Mixed Fragility
7.08 - Forming Identity Being Mixed Race
9.49 - Racial identity & Wellbeing
12.35 - The Oppressed vs The Oppressor
15.17 - A Meaningful Sense of Wholeness
17.55 - Never Either Or, Staying Curious
22.25 - Decolonisation & Belonging
24.53 - Racial Equity
Check out the website: Mindset Matters UK