The UK has a world class National Health Service but is it fit for purpose for everyone? 
 
Considering black people have served on the front line of the NHS in large numbers for over 6 decades, what are the origins of the mistrust in our NHS?

Almost too much to cover. Not almost, it was........ more to come

#HenriettaLacks   #BLM  #DiversityandInclusion  #Community

Host:
Peter Jones - Host and Founder of Ordinary People

Contributors:
Zuleika Lebow - Educator, Artist and Cultural Producer
Elicia Chantiluke - Poet, Mother with 30+ years Nursing experience
Eve Alexander -  IT L&D Consultant
Cliff Faulder -  CEO AboutFace Training

What does a more equal society look like  - can we envisage it ?
Would we know when we have an equal society - how will we know ?

These and more questions are discussed and debated with a diverse panel from different backgrounds and with differing points of view. Making for a very engaging listen.  

You can expect a very open, candid and passionate debate throughout in a search for common ground and agreed solutions to address the issues supporting inequality and segregation.

Host:
Peter Jones - Host and Founder of Ordinary People

Contributors:
Steve Preistnall - Founder & Director, ONQU Automation & Support
James Byng - Education Specialist
Ryder Shafique - Poet, Musical Producer, Artist and Content Creator
Max Cookhorn - Educator and Sportsman 

As a mixed race person in the UK, how does it feel to be part of the conversation, on both sides ? 
It is something that many of us will not have to consider or have to be aware of - “Based on my dual heritage what should i be doing or thinking and how much of an influence is my family or families on my BLM point of view” 

Hosted by: 
Mary McDowall - Co-Founder, Learning Solutions Matter 

Contributors:
Steve Michael - Small Business Owner
Melissa Jones-Jackson - Financial Accounting 
Zuleika Lebow - Educator, Artists and Cultural Producer