This week’s episode is a dedication to the women of colour in my community. It's also the final episode of REPRESENTED podcast for 2025. As the year comes to a close, many women of colour are carrying more than anyone sees. The emotional labour, the cultural expectations, the pressure to hold families, workplaces and communities together, often while their own needs are placed last. In this episode, I speak directly to you. I talk about the invisible load women of colour carry, why December c...
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This week’s episode is a dedication to the women of colour in my community. It's also the final episode of REPRESENTED podcast for 2025. As the year comes to a close, many women of colour are carrying more than anyone sees. The emotional labour, the cultural expectations, the pressure to hold families, workplaces and communities together, often while their own needs are placed last. In this episode, I speak directly to you. I talk about the invisible load women of colour carry, why December c...
This week I'm talking about something that came up powerfully in my group coaching calls last week. A real and tender tension around white privilege. Some participants shared that they wished they did not have it. Others felt they should hold themselves back so they did not move ahead of people of colour. There was a deep longing for fairness, even if it meant shrinking themselves. But, denying privilege does not create equity. What creates change is learning how to use it. In this solo episo...
REPRESENTED with Annie Gichuru
This week’s episode is a dedication to the women of colour in my community. It's also the final episode of REPRESENTED podcast for 2025. As the year comes to a close, many women of colour are carrying more than anyone sees. The emotional labour, the cultural expectations, the pressure to hold families, workplaces and communities together, often while their own needs are placed last. In this episode, I speak directly to you. I talk about the invisible load women of colour carry, why December c...
