This month we are looking back at the general election, was it good for women in the UK, and is the debate around women good, bad or just missing the mark completely!
Hosted by Grace Louisy with Mamataj Begum, Aqeelah Malek and Keerti Rajagopalan.
See more at http://parliamentors.org/alumni/slow-and-stable-progress-women-in-politics-podcast/

Women in Politics Podcast

This month Grace Louisy, Mamataj Begum and guest Charmaine Ibe talk about the BBC pay gap and how much this disproportionately affects women of BME backgrounds. They also look at the impact that agents have on the negotiation and the way that other broadcasters also make a big difference. They also acknowledge how much incredible work the BBC does do and the dilemmas created by schemes to help level the playing field for people from minority backgrounds.
See more at http://parliamentors.org/alumni/race-faith-gender-and-the-bbc-pay-gap/

Alumni Podcast

Race faith and the BBC pay gap

This month Lizzie Teixeira, Grace Louisy and Ben Shapiro come together to discuss the events of the last month and what we have learned from them.
They are also joined by contributors from around the world giving an insight into the religious festivals of the last month, the situation on the ground in South Korea, and the experiences of people who are facing the consequences of climate change but who's stories are not often heard.
See more at http://parliamentors.org/alumni/festivals-climate-change-nuclear-war/

Alumni Committee Podcasts

Festivals, Climate Change & Nuclear War

The month of October is Black History Month in the UK and at 3FF we are taking a closer look at race and faith. 3FF’s Ana Co, ParliaMentors alumni Charmaine and Khafi, and Roxana from Stand Up! Education Against Discrimination discuss on how they have experienced race and faith in their lives, as well as Donald Trump and Tina Campbell from gospel duo Mary Mary.

ParliaMentors Alumni Podcast

Race and Faith Podcast

Mamataj Begum and Ben Shapiro discuss their hopes dreams and fears for the coming year touching on politics, climate change, technology and inequality.

F&BF Youth Council Podcast

Hopes Fears and Dreams for 2019

During the coronavirus pandemic we are talking to people from faith and belief communities across Britain about how they are dealing with this challenging situation. 

This week we're speaking to Simon and Keely Bateson, Lead Pastors of Riverside Vineyard Church in Whitstable. We talked how they are staying connected to their faith and their community during times of social distancing.

Riverside Vineyard Church - Simon & Keely Bateson

Conversations about faith, belief and identity, welcoming a wide range of perspectives. Dialogue, not debate.

Riverside Vineyard Church - Simon & Keely Bateson

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