Recognising Race Kate Jackson

In this episode, I am joined again by Loujane Alasi, who had fled Libya with her family when she was a child and is now studying a masters in journalism at Newcastle University. We discuss the issues surrounding the representation of refugees in the media, as well as Loujane's personal experience of being an Asylum Seeker in the UK. Follow the Instagram page @recognising_race or https://recognisingrace.wordpress.com/ for updates and more info.

Music from SKIRK, 2020 - https://soundcloud.com/skirkofficial/relaxed-tropical-house?fbclid=IwAR1mIbVm0NoDHSDed604LKMctfryzluz8W26m6Lg6MAKiGlWv_h4XQm6ECk

In this episode, I speak with Dorothy Chirwa, the president of Newcastle University Students' Union. We talk about the impact that the lack of black women representation in university has on black female students, as well as Dorothy's plans for the next academic year. Follow the Instagram page @recognising_race or https://recognisingrace.wordpress.com/ for updates and more info.

Music from SKIRK, 2020 - https://soundcloud.com/skirkofficial/relaxed-tropical-house?fbclid=IwAR1mIbVm0NoDHSDed604LKMctfryzluz8W26m6Lg6MAKiGlWv_h4XQm6ECk

In this episode, I speak with Christopher Carungcong and Fatuma Mohamud, two students from Bristol University working on a project to decolonise the curriculum within their department. We delve into exactly what it means to 'decolonise the curriculum', the impacts that the current British education has on ethnic minority students, and the project they are currently working on. Follow the Instagram page @recognising_race or https://recognisingrace.wordpress.com/ for updates and more info.

Music from SKIRK, 2020 - https://soundcloud.com/skirkofficial/relaxed-tropical-house?fbclid=IwAR1mIbVm0NoDHSDed604LKMctfryzluz8W26m6Lg6MAKiGlWv_h4XQm6ECk

In this episode, I am again joined by Khaleel Shazada, a fourth-year dentistry student, and Dr Chris Penlington, a clinical psychologist from the Newcastle University dental school. We discuss the importance of diversity in dental education and practice, professionalism in the workplace, and what needs to change to create a more inclusive environment. Follow the Instagram page @recognising_race or https://recognisingrace.wordpress.com/ for updates and more info.

Music from SKIRK, 2020 - https://soundcloud.com/skirkofficial/relaxed-tropical-house?fbclid=IwAR1mIbVm0NoDHSDed604LKMctfryzluz8W26m6Lg6MAKiGlWv_h4XQm6ECk

In this episode, I speak with Loujane Alasi, a graduate in architecture technology from Northumbria University.l We talk about the challenges of diversity within architecture and how architecture has the power to create social change. Follow the Instagram page @recognising_race or https://recognisingrace.wordpress.com/ for updates and more info.

Music from SKIRK, 2020 - https://soundcloud.com/skirkofficial/relaxed-tropical-house?fbclid=IwAR1mIbVm0NoDHSDed604LKMctfryzluz8W26m6Lg6MAKiGlWv_h4XQm6ECk

In this podcast, I speak with a Hong Kong student who is returning to the UK in September to carry on her studies. We talk about how the new security law will impact Hong Kong students and the racial abuse faced by East Asian students from the coronavirus. The identity of this student has been removed from this podcast for her safety. Follow the Instagram page @recognising_race or https://recognisingrace.wordpress.com/ for updates and more info.

Music from SKIRK, 2020 - https://soundcloud.com/skirkofficial/relaxed-tropical-house?fbclid=IwAR1mIbVm0NoDHSDed604LKMctfryzluz8W26m6Lg6MAKiGlWv_h4XQm6ECk