Bring It To The Table

Bring It To The Table

By A Mojatu Foundation PodcastSociety & Culture
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Bring It To The Table episodes

  • Claire Henson and India-Rose Mariott (Period Poverty)

    In this episode we speak to two brilliant women leading the response to period poverty in Nottingham. Claire Henson, the founder of the Free Period Nottingham, discusses her experience in starting the campaign and broader views on what can be done to tackle period poverty. In the second half of the podcast we converse with India-Rose, the President of the University of Nottingham's 'Once a Month' Committee and the committee's work in organising student-led donations.

    40 min
  • Rose Thompson

    In the first episode of Season 3 we speak to the brilliant Rose Thompson founder of the 'Sistas Against Cancer Support Group'. Rose tells us her story about loosing her mum and twin sister to breast cancer that led her to creating the support group. 

    1 hr 16 min
  • Janet Rose

    In our series two finale we speak to the joyful Janet Rose, co-founder of Nottingham's "When Women Gather". She tells us about finding body confidence through belly dance, why women need to advocate for their self-care and the wonder of all women.

    30 min
  • Claire Bale

    Claire Bale is the woman behind brilliant blog, "Oo! That's A Bit Racey!" and she talks to us about the importance of representation in books and how reading can help us start important conversations around race.

    Follow her at: @oo_thats_a_bit_racey

    NB: Due to remote recording there are some slight audio issues in this episode, but we felt they were minor enough as not not pull the interview.

    30 min
  • Micha Bradshaw

    Micha Bradshaw tells us her story of childhood trauma, her journey to being an award winning campaigner and how she now helps women in the city with their mental health. A wonderful woman with a powerful story - make sure you give it a listen. TW: Rape, Self Harm, Suicide.

    38 min

About Bring It To The Table

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Highlighting the remarkable and diverse stories of African communities as well as understanding various topics such as Mental health, FGM and the underrepresentation of minority groups.