Deep Dives into REPRESENTED: Personal Stories and Revelations
You’ll definitely want to set aside about 50 mins for this conversation because it’s simply a must-listen. Whether you are new to antiracism work or you’ve been doing this work for years, there so much to glean from. In this enlightening episode, I host a panel discussion with students from my recent round of REPRESENTED. […]
The Unplugged Woman with Social Media Self-Care Coach Misty Johnson
I’m thrilled to share the latest episode featuring the incredible Misty Johnson, a Social Media Self-Care Coach and the inspiring host of The Unplugged Woman, Unplugged Podcast. Misty is on a mission to help us all embrace “JOLO” – The Joy of Living Offline. She guides her clients to unplug from social media in a […]
More Than One Thing Can Be True – A Story of Survival with Caroline Brunne
Meet Caroline Brunne—a survivor coach, author, professional speaker, and entrepreneur. Caroline has transformed her traumatic experiences of childhood sexual abuse and incest into a beacon of hope and strength for others. Through her memoir, “More Than One Thing Can Be True: A Story of Survival,” Caroline shares her healing journey, offering a raw and poignant account that […]
What People Are Getting Wrong About Racial Equity
One of my students recently realised that true allyship isn’t just about calling people out—there’s a more effective and impactful approach that feels sustainable. This prompted me to share the things a lot of people are getting wrong about racial equity and in so doing making their journey a lot more complex than it needs […]
From Dreamer To Activator with Annastacia Wainaina
I’m joined by the phenomenal Annastacia Wainaina—a renowned speaker, coach, culture and leadership strategist, podcaster, author, and passionate advocate for children’s protection and adoption. Annastacia’s magnetic presence and unwavering commitment to making a difference have touched countless lives, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of all she encounters. In our conversation, we explore the […]
Where Capitalism Meets Racism with Stephanie MacKinnon
Meet Stephanie MacKinnon, an internationally award-nominated Certified Life and Liberatory Leadership Coach, who brings over a decade of community facilitation experience and a Master’s in Adult Education. Stephanie’s expertise lies in helping changemakers and business owners navigate and resist the oppressive impacts of late-stage capitalism to reclaim their joy and personal freedom. Her approach, rooted […]
Women of Colour Australia with Brenda Gaddi
I sit down with Brenda Gaddi, the inspiring founder and managing director of Women of Colour Australia (WoCA). Brenda, a first-generation migrant from Manila, has spent over a decade building communities and advocating for racial equity. We explore the origins of the term “Women of Colour,” discuss Brenda’s personal journey, including how her mother’s passing […]
White Saviourism Explained
Building on the allyship discussion we’ve been having for the last couple of weeks, today we’re diving into the concept of white saviourism. This often unnoticed behaviour can undermine genuine allyship and perpetuate harmful dynamics. I’ll break down what white saviourism is, explore relatable examples, and discuss how to avoid it to become a more […]
Racial Equity Work Now vs 2020
‘m exploring a topic that’s evolved significantly over the past few years: racial equity in small online businesses, particularly in the personal development and coaching industry. In 2024, we’re witnessing a shift in the landscape of racial equity work. While global interest may have waned, especially within corporate structures, there’s a resounding call for genuine […]
How To Identify If You Are Being A Performative Ally
I’m excited to explore with you the world of allyship—but not just any allyship. I’m talking about performative allyship and how to identify it. What are the pitfalls of performative activism, and the one most powerful exercise to know if you are being performative. Here’s what you can expect: ▶ Unpacking the issue around using […]
