For our sixth and final podcast episode of this season, we have Lila Jones joining us as a recent grad speaking into how we can make justice an integral part of our careers, as well as a look into our legal system and how her work in prison ministry was inspired by her faith.

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Meg works for the A21 Campaign, who we linked with for our Promises for Freedom campaign raising awareness and funds in anti-human trafficking. Join us as we here about how A21 is pursuing freedom for survivors of trafficking in the midst of a pandemic and how a good team culture makes all the difference when it comes to pursuing justice.

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Tune in this week to hear from Farai Jena - an Economics lecturer at Sussex University (you might have met already in class!) about how and why good development matters plus her top tips for thriving during your time at uni.

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This week we had the pleasure of chatting with Steve Horne, who works as an Elder at Emmanuel church. You might have met Steve through Emmanuel circles or from our partnership with the churches night shelter last winter. We’re chatting all things theology-and-justice and how working with and for the poor is an integral part of the local Church - it’s a good one!

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Becca Hawkins was one of the founders of Just Love Sussex back in 2018 and we thought it was only right to have her back as one of our podcast guests. Tune in to hear more about her work against climate change with the UN, how to balance student-life and activism and be inspired as to how your time at university here in Brighton is a stepping stone for more to come.

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Listen to our first episode of We Just Love Sussex, where we'll be talking to Chris Wyles about starting up a fitness organisation specifically for guys and talking about faith, mental health and masculinity.

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