We hear from EmbRace Co-chairs, Maryane Mwaniki and Ikenna Acholonu who along with Adeola Akande Pierre-Nöel, have led the EmbRace senior leadership team through the pandemic and the rise of the Black Lives Matters movement, all virtually.

LSE's Dr Kate Summers explains why low- and middle-income households have much less wiggle room to navigate the effects of inflation.

In our second episode, we hear from one of EmbRace’s past chairs, Marlene Worrell, who was instrumental in shaping the network into the structure we see today.

EmbRace is excited to release the first in our four-episode podcast series, ‘EmbRace the Journey’!

What does it means to graduate from LSE? Hear from the class of 2022 as they celebrate this milestone together.

This episode of the Public Authority Podcast examines the impact of long-term research focussed on northern Uganda hosted at the Firoz Lalji Institute for Africa.

Graduating from LSE is an amazing achievement! We celebrate the class of 2020 reaching this milestone as we welcome them back to campus.

Demand is going up, supply is going down, and costs are rising. Everything that causes inflation is operating together.

Expect central banks to continue to raise interest rates in order to reduce pressures on the economy’s limited supply.

Professor Myria Georgiou compares the warm welcome given to Ukrainian refugees to the suspicion extended towards people who come from other parts of the world.