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Leading Communities Podcast has been put together to help community activists learn from proven leaders from proven organisations to start caring, keep caring and care more.
We have episodes released monthly exploring a variety of topics.
We have episodes released monthly exploring a variety of topics.
Update frequency:
every 5 days
Average audio length:
50 minutes
English
United Kingdom
7 episodes
since Sept. 15, 2020
episodic
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Dr Monique Charles, Cultural Sociologist, Theorist and Methodologist, is this week's guest on our Leading Communities podcast. Dr Monique has a background in music and uses this to influence her work. She talks about the impact race and culture has on music, and also how people can use music/sounds…
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Zoe Pope, anti-knife and youth opportunities campaigner, is this week's guest on our Leading Communities podcast. Zoe talks to us about the bereavement she's experienced after her eldest son was killed in August 2018 in a tragic knife crime incident. We're also joined by Hannah Galloway, a newly gr…
Tune in to our fifth installment of the Leading Communities podcast where host Marieanne talks to Director of Open Theatre Company, Richard Hayhow. Learn how the Arts can be a tool to educate young people with learning disabilities, and the importance of partnership working in the culture sec…
Managing mindsets is no easy task. It's about managing the mind little by little. Like any new skill, it is not possible to become an expert overnight. It is about taking one step at a time and then becoming a master.
Listen to Sports Psychologist, Dr. Jennifer Cummings and Olympian Athlete,…
Join us as we talk to Khakan Quresi, Founder of Birmingham Asian LGBT - Finding a Voice, and Simon Whincup, Vice Chair of West Midlands Police LGBT, about LGBTQI+ issues including sexuality, religion and the recent Birmingham LGBT school row.
Our first episode focusses on policy. We talk to Tom McNeil, Policy Advisor to the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner and Ben Twomey, Head of Policy at the National Youth Advocacy Service, who provide a great deal of practical tips and advice on how to obtain and maintain access to policy …
Our second episode features health Psychologist Alison Trout and GP Dr Kiran Sodha. Get the lowdown on health leadership, solutions for healthy engagement and practical advice around all things health.
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