S2 EP 4 - Underrepresentation of black women at work

04/14/20 • 45 min

For all of our discussions on the experience of black women working, we've not hit on the fact that black women are underrepresented in all fields. We shed light on the barriers that are placed on and maintained by ourselves, and consider the question of whose responsibility it it to ensure that black women are equally represented in the workplace. Connect Email: [email protected] Twitter and Instagram: @bwwpodcastuk Natalie- @mscarter_13 Tols- @iamtols Chantelle- @mscocolondon Rachel- @rachnjk Thank you to the team at Haringey Shed, Selby Centre, Andre Rodney and episode engineer, Sami Rebel for their ongoing support in the recording and production of the Black Women Working Podcast. Artwork: Camilla Ru @thecamru

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S2 EP 3 - Earning More Than Your Man

Episode 3 of the Black Women Working Podcast explores the somewhat controversial topic of 'earning more than your man'. It is an interesting topic as we marry career against the backdrop of stereotypical gender roles. For the most part, the men of 2020 are grown and see the big picture of our relationship goals - but we offer advice on how we might approach the conversation about our earnings with a partner and what might be some red flags. Connect Email: [email protected] Twitter and Instagram: @bwwpodcastuk Natalie- @mscarter_13 Tols- @iamtols Chantelle- @mscocolondon Rachel- @rachnjk Thank you to the team at Haringey Shed, Selby Centre, Andre Rodney and episode engineer Sami Rebel for their ongoing support in the recording and production of the Black Women Working Podcast. Artwork: Camilla Ru @thecamru

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S2 EP5 - Work After Graduation

So, how did you get your job? On this episode we share our insights and tips on finding work 'after' graduation. Listen in on some gems as to how we decided the table we wanted to sit at, how we got our seat at the table, and when and why we play musical chairs as we navigate our way through our chosen industries. Connect Email: [email protected] Twitter and Instagram: @bwwpodcastuk Natalie- @mscarter_13 Tols- @iamtols Chantelle- @mscocolondon Rachel- @rachnjk Thank you to the team at Haringey Shed, Selby Centre, Andre Rodney and episode engineer, Sami Rebel for their ongoing support in the recording and production of the Black Women Working Podcast. Artwork: Camilla Ru @thecamru