This week, I welcome Angela Bruce-Raeburn for a discussion about gender and race in the "aid" sector.  Angela is the founder of DiverseDev, a diversity, equity, inclusion, and racial equity firm.  Check out her services at: https://www.diversedev.org.  

Chinonye Donna Egbulem (Chi Chi) and Rosebell Kagumire appear as co-hosts for this episode.

Please note that the views expressed by the cohosts and guests of this show are their own and do not in any way reflect the views and opinions of any of the organizations for which they currently work, or for which they have worked in the past.

My guest for this episode is Jenn, who shares her personal and professional experiences as a gay, Black woman working in the 'aid' sector.

Chinonye Donna Egbulem (Chi Chi) and Rosebell Kagumire appear as co-hosts for this episode.

Please note that the views expressed by the cohosts and guests of this show are their own and do not in any way reflect the views and opinions of any of the organizations for which they currently work, or for which they have worked in the past.

Muna Massaquoi, and Dina Scippa join us for a conversation about Black women’s experiences of colorism, racism and sexism in the sector.

Dina is also the founder and CEO of Enough Labs. Check out her awesome podcast ‘Embracing Enough’ as well as her amazing coaching services at: www.enoughlabs.com.

Chinonye Donna Egbulem (Chi Chi) and Rosebell Kagumire appear as co-hosts for this episode.

Please note that the views expressed by the cohosts and guests of this show are their own and do not in any way reflect the views and opinions of any of the organizations for which they currently work, or for which they have worked in the past.

Maimouna, Chi Chi and Rosebell discuss their shared vision for SBWR. This episode was recorded in 2020 in the aftermath of George Floyd's murder.

Please note that the views expressed by the cohosts and guests of this show are their own and do not in any way reflect the views and opinions of any of the organizations for which they currently work, or for which they have worked in the past.

Maimouna shares her personal motivation for creating SBWR.

Maimouna introduces the 'Still Black Womxn Rise' podcast series.