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Purpose - where are you now? | Episode #5. (part4)
Nana Scholten’s garden storeroom gets torched to the ground.
Her small family sleep through the acrid bellowing smoke.
The scary events that follow make Nana even stronger giving her a greater focus on tackling the issues of race and outlook of their lifestyle that other people might find irritating and uncomfortable.
Listen more on:
-The Zwarte Piet (Black Peter) character and image within the Netherlands.
-What is on Nana’s Christmas wish list for her initiatives.
-Educating her children on the privilege and wealth gap that divides society.
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Learn more on Nana Scholten
Nana's barn burns down on weekend of her racism demonstration: 'This can't be a
coincidence' | Interior | AD.nl
Lebuinuscafé over Hoop met Nana Scholten -
Issuu
Street Kids Ghana | Street Kids Ghana
Nana Cobbina-Scholten - Founder - Inclusive Wave Ghana Foundation | LinkedIn
Classmates don't want to play with Nana's child from Wilp: 'Because you're a black pete' |
Deventer | destentor.nl
Ghanaian from Wilp fights for more inclusivity with fashion show: 'Racism is lack of
self-confidence' | Photo | destentor.nl
'Society where no splinter of talent will be lost' - Stedendriehoek
Klein goed doel hunkert naar solide basis | De
Dikke Blauwe
Walk of Peace 2020 (deventerdagvandevrede.nl)
https://inclusivewave.com/
Credits
Podcast special guest: Nana
Scholten
Pre-production, production & host: Trony Ingati
Post-production and consultant: Simon Maingi
Disclaimer
The views of the guests on the show, do not represent ‘Unseen’
podcast viewpoint and standing.
--
More tools on navigating life: www.combthruliving.com
Get in touch with Unseen Podcast Team on:[email protected]
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By Comb Thru LivingNana Scholten’s garden storeroom gets torched to the ground.
Her small family sleep through the acrid bellowing smoke.
The scary events that follow make Nana even stronger giving her a greater focus on tackling the issues of race and outlook of their lifestyle that other people might find irritating and uncomfortable.
Listen more on:
-The Zwarte Piet (Black Peter) character and image within the Netherlands.
-What is on Nana’s Christmas wish list for her initiatives.
-Educating her children on the privilege and wealth gap that divides society.
---
Learn more on Nana Scholten
Nana's barn burns down on weekend of her racism demonstration: 'This can't be a
coincidence' | Interior | AD.nl
Lebuinuscafé over Hoop met Nana Scholten -
Issuu
Street Kids Ghana | Street Kids Ghana
Nana Cobbina-Scholten - Founder - Inclusive Wave Ghana Foundation | LinkedIn
Classmates don't want to play with Nana's child from Wilp: 'Because you're a black pete' |
Deventer | destentor.nl
Ghanaian from Wilp fights for more inclusivity with fashion show: 'Racism is lack of
self-confidence' | Photo | destentor.nl
'Society where no splinter of talent will be lost' - Stedendriehoek
Klein goed doel hunkert naar solide basis | De
Dikke Blauwe
Walk of Peace 2020 (deventerdagvandevrede.nl)
https://inclusivewave.com/
Credits
Podcast special guest: Nana
Scholten
Pre-production, production & host: Trony Ingati
Post-production and consultant: Simon Maingi
Disclaimer
The views of the guests on the show, do not represent ‘Unseen’
podcast viewpoint and standing.
--
More tools on navigating life: www.combthruliving.com
Get in touch with Unseen Podcast Team on:[email protected]