In our season premiere, Emma interviews Dr Hannah-Barham Brown. Named as one of the Health Service Journal’s 100 Most Influential People in Health, Hannah is a Deputy Leader of the UK Women’s Equality Party, GP trainee in Yorkshire, a Governor of the Motability Foundation, and a Council Member of the British Medical Association. Hannah has given two TEDx talks (TEDxNHS and TEDxExeter) on the need for diversity in employment and in the NHS, and being a #RollModel and regularly works with international, national and local media, (including NBC, BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, BBC Breakfast and Sky News).

She brings her experiences as a neurodivergent, Queer, wheelchair-using woman to life for audiences with a combination of wit, motivation and her unique way of seeing the world. Hannah was named on the Shaw Trust’s 2018, 2019 and 2020 ‘Power Lists’ – making her one of the 100 most Influential Disabled People in the UK.

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