James Frater is the co-founder of a social enterprise the Ladder Project, and the African and Caribbean Student Lead of King’s College London Widening participation programme. He is also part of Imperial's inaugural Black Students Advisory Panel and sits on the Youth Advisory Council for the Foundation for Education Development. To top it all off he is recognised as being one of the most outstanding students in the UK by Future Leaders, Rare Recruitment and The Association of Jamaican Nationals. And this is all while still being a medical student at Kings College London University.   In this episode, we discuss all things around access to medicine, improving diversity, forging partnerships and if BAME really is the right term to use.    Website: www.jamesfrater.com  Twitter: @jb100__ Instagram: jbbb100 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-frater/