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Can you learn how to be a better ally from a book, a social media post or a podcast? Of course they can help. But there's something information alone can't give us: relationships. Charlotte (she/her) talks to Disrupticon co-founders Regina Martin (she/her) and G Sabini-Roberts (they/them) about pro…
Charlotte (she/her) admits she's a little nervous about Disrupticon. Some of the conversations on the day are going to be genuinely uncomfortable for her, and she wanted to know what happens when someone needs a breather, some support, or just a quiet moment. The answer is the Disrupt Icons, a name…
Charlotte (she/her) is terrified about one thing more than any other when it comes to allyship. And that's the fact that all of us are going to fuck it up. G Sabini-Roberts (they/them) and Regina Martin (she/her) explain the Fuck-Up Forum, a space built directly into the Disrupticon programme for p…
Charlotte Foster (she/her), G Sabini-Roberts (they/them) and Regina Martin (she/her) discuss the idea that kept resurfacing across every conversation: there is no single right way to be an ally, and there's no such thing as the perfect one. Regina talks candidly about comparing herself to more visi…
Every event is shaped by the people who stand on the stage, so in this episode G Sabini-Roberts (they/them) and Regina Martin (she/her) talk Charlotte (she/her) through exactly who they've invited to speak at Disrupticon 2026, and why each of them, specifically. Confidence coach Washington Ali (he/…
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