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The Do You Podcast

The Do You Podcast

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 We want to create safe spaces for people to take part in research, but what does that actually mean? In this season of the Do You podcast we explore what ‘safe’ looks and feels like for a variety of people with different professional and lived experiences. They each share how they experience and create safety within their own practices, and how they create space for themselves to ‘Do You’.Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. Economics Marketing Marketing & Sales
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  • Do You Podcast Episode 4 - Anita Phagura

    Do You Podcast Episode 4 - Anita Phagura
    Apr 16 2023

    Anita Phagura is an EDI consultant and coach who creates cultures of belonging within project environments. In this episode she discusses how she helps to create safe spaces within her work. You can find her on her LinkedIn, or email her directly on: anita@anitaphagura.com
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    48 mins
  • Do You Podcast Episode 3 - Keji Okeowo

    Do You Podcast Episode 3 - Keji Okeowo
    Apr 2 2023

    In this episode Keji Okeowo, Founder and director of Hudl youth development agency discusses how she approaches safe spaces when working with clients and young people. She also reflects on creating safety in her own life in order to thrive.

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    48 mins
  • Do You Podcast Episode 2 - Ali Camps

    Do You Podcast Episode 2 - Ali Camps
    Mar 20 2023

    In this episode Ali Camps, Chairman of research agency Quadrangle, talks about her experiences of 'safe spaces' in this role, and personally, as well as reflecting on her time as co-chair of Pride in London.
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    46 mins

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