Compassionate Cultures

Have you heard the word ‘microaggression’ but don’t really understand what it really means? This episode is totally for you. Microaggressions are felt by racially marginalised people on a daily basis, and they cause significant long-term harm, yet not many people do not know what they are! Let’s redress the balance.

Following the horrific racist incident in Kent recently where a young black girl was attacked outside her school, this episode is an urgent call to schools. Learn what schools can be doing TODAY to create safer environments for black and other ethnic minority pupils.

With the recent murder of black American Tyre Nichols, many black staff members globally are being exposed to vicarious racial stress and trauma unbeknownst to many other colleagues. This episode looks at what can be done to mitigate harm caused when faced with racial incidents.

With lots of societal debate around the similarities and differences of unconscious bias and racism, this episode aims to provide clarity on the terms and what that mean for individuals and society.

Starting with an overview of the podcast, this episode offers a little insight into what I have noticed when teaching others about antiracism? Listen to hear if you see yourself in any of these descriptions.