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Today we are talking about inclusive language and why language matters. What’s one thing you’ll change about the way you view language? Connect with me on social media and let me know. Instagram.com/shannonbrivers @shannonbrivers on TikTok, I’m on Linked In and Facebook as Shannon Rivers Consultancy CIC.
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Powers Through... Child Literacy: Books as Mirrors, Windows, & Sliding Glass Doors
In this episode, I am in conversation with Keisha Siriboe, PhD. Dr Siriboe is a globally respected scholar. Earlier this year, she launched her own literacy consulantcy called Dr Keisha Cares. Dr Keisha Cares sp…
In the first part of this converstion with my mum about Race, we delve into our experiences as mother and daughter with racism and coming up against racism as mothers. Referenced episode of Busy Being Black can be found here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/busy-being-black/id1355469484?i=100…
Powers Through… is now Running Through Rivers! Welcome in! I hope you feel seen and that I can offer you a safe place to land.
Follow me on socials: @shannonbrivers on IG and @shannonbrivers or @_shannonrivers on TikTok. You can find me on LinkedIn or email shannon@src-cic.org.uk
Storytelling is vital to us as individuals and communities. It’s the stories that we tell that can help to thread the needle. They can help us determine what we want out of our life.
Oprah Show from 1987 in Cumming, Ga, https://youtu.be/WErjPmFulQ0
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