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Our latest episode of Pathways’ Perspectives: The Podcast features Baindu Kallon, Business Development Consultant at Development Pathways and Vanessa Thomas and Satia Dias, two of the five founders of Diasporic Development. This is a special podcast episode, introducing the Pathways into Development Graduate Internship programme - a joint initiative with Development Pathways and Diasporic Development. The internship is aimed at Black graduates who are interested in entering international development.
The lively discussion touches on the importance of representation in international development, the barriers that Black professionals face and how this internship can begin to address these challenges.
The lively discussion touches on the importance of representation in international development, the barriers that Black professionals face and how this internship can begin to address these challenges.
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