The Connected Stories An FMB Radio Podcast

This is an episode of the Mama Activist podcast by Ophelie Lawson... tune in when it broadcasts live at ⁠https://fmbradio.com/⁠ for the best experience.

An Afternoon with the mother, farmer, soil sister, climate hero, Sandra Salazar D’eca, Community horticulturist, North London. Founder of the organisation ‘Go Grow With Love’, here she runs a program called ‘Women Living with the Land.’⁠

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Decolonisation and the refugee crisis. In this episode we talk about the process of decolonisation and it’s important to include the refugee crisis in that process.

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Let’s talk education with Izanah, 12 years old, who doesn’t believe in the current education system. Engaging children in conversation education is how we can reshape it better. Izanah doesn’t believe in modern education. After studying in England, to be homeschooled, he is finally attending a school in Tanzania that fits with the way of living and the values of his family. ⁠

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In this episode I interview Mama Ayata, on the journey that led her to her work for the community. Mama Ayata is a mother of two children, including one with severe autism. She is also working with special need children and is working actively for the community, creating safe spaces for children with special needs. ⁠

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This week, we went to the Black Brighton Market with Afra, my daughter, and had the opportunity to support local small black-owned businesses. In this episode, I talk about why it’s necessary to support small black-owned businesses.

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