The Power of Privilege and Allyship

S2 SPECIAL BONUS EPISODE: Black Women and Mental Health feat. Genelle Aldred, Olamide Dada and Stefania Genesis

• Dr. Funke Abimbola MBE • Season 2

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We are all looking to make a difference but all too often, we do not realise the impact we have made. 

Brought to you by The Austen Bronte Consultancy, 'The Power of Privilege and Allyship' podcast showcases the positive impact of using privilege to maximise allyship and transform lives.
 
In this special bonus episode recorded to discuss black women and mental health, Dr. Funke Abimbola (CEO and Founder of The Austen Bronte Consultancy) interviews:

-       Genelle Aldred, Head of Communications, The Pipeline, Owner of GA\C, a strategic communications consultancy, Broadcaster & Author, previously with the BBC, ITV & ITN

-       Olamide Dada, Founder of Melanin Medics, Rising Star in Healthcare 2020 Award Winner, HLA Alumnus 2019/20 & an incoming Junior Doctor

-       Stefania Genesis, Sports Law Advisor, Director and Co-Founder - Livida Sport
 
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More about The Austen Bronte Consultancy at:
 
https://funkeabimbola.com/austen-bronte-consultancy
 
 Email us at: PersonalAssistant@FunkeAbimbola.com

Follow us on Twitter:

- The podcast: @AllyshipPodcast

- Funke: @Champ1Diversity

- Genelle: @genellealdred

- Stefania: @sportslawstef

- Olamide: @olamide_dada

Link to The Metro article, Why aren’t women of colour believed about mental health issues? 
: 2nd June 2021

https://metro.co.uk/2021/06/02/why-arent-women-of-colour-believed-about-mental-health-issues-14686129/

**Genelle Aldred’s book, ‘Communicating for change: creating justice in a world of bias’ is available for pre-order now and is released on 16th September 2021.**

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