Join host Natasha Broomfield-Reid as she speaks with Aiesha Alexander and Lorna Phillip about the experiences of Black and racialised women in pregnancy, maternity, and child health. In the full episode, we explore: • Personal and professional experiences with maternity care • The impact of systemic and historical inequalities • The role of support systems such as doulas, midwives, and community networks • Ways to advocate for change and raise awareness Don’t mis...
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Join host Natasha Broomfield-Reid as she speaks with Aiesha Alexander and Lorna Phillip about the experiences of Black and racialised women in pregnancy, maternity, and child health. In the full episode, we explore: • Personal and professional experiences with maternity care • The impact of systemic and historical inequalities • The role of support systems such as doulas, midwives, and community networks • Ways to advocate for change and raise awareness Don’t mis...
In this episode of Diverse Talk Matters, Natasha Broomfield-Reid is joined by Jane van Zyl, Chief Executive of Working Families – the UK’s leading work-life balance charity working to remove the barriers faced by working parents and carers. Jane and Tash discuss the wide range of support offered by Working Families, including their free legal advice line, which helps working parents and carers understand and assert their workplace rights. They explore how the charity works directly with emplo...
Diverse Talk Matters
Join host Natasha Broomfield-Reid as she speaks with Aiesha Alexander and Lorna Phillip about the experiences of Black and racialised women in pregnancy, maternity, and child health. In the full episode, we explore: • Personal and professional experiences with maternity care • The impact of systemic and historical inequalities • The role of support systems such as doulas, midwives, and community networks • Ways to advocate for change and raise awareness Don’t mis...
