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The thin line between humour & harm and how comedy without conscience can perpetuate racism. A racist joke is never only about the moment it is told. It draws on histories, stereotypes and assumptions that already exist in the culture, which is why our response to laughter needs more attention.…
After spending two weeks travelling through Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara and Osaka, I've returned home thinking about the small moments that made me feel genuinely welcomed, considered and valued. From Japanese hospitality and omotenashi to language, cultural pride and the care built into everyday exper…
After more than 100 episodes of REPRESENTED Podcast, I’m taking a pause for the month of July. This short episode is a note from me before I step away for the Australian school holidays. I’m sharing why care, rest and resisting false urgency are part of sustainable racial equity work, especially wh…
In part one of this conversation, we looked at the difference between equity and equality, why treating everyone the same does not automatically create fairness and how false narratives around DEI are shaping the current backlash. In part two, we bring the conversation closer to home. Australia has…
When one of my clients told me how her children's school had marked Reconciliation Week here in Australia, it planted the seed for this episode. The school could have easily chosen the convenient and easy path of acknowledging and recognising the week but instead they chose to build relationsh…
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