by Rachel Angarano | Oct 31, 2021 | Being IMPOWER
Tessa Sanderson CBE is one of Britain’s greatest ever track and field athletes Last week, I was fortunate enough to represent IMPOWER at the Bradford Service Excellence Awards sponsoring the ‘Child at the heart of all we do’ award. It was here that I had the great...
by Sandra Ositelu | Oct 27, 2021 | Being IMPOWER
Malone Mukwende is a medical student and author of Mind the Gap. Malone Mukwende is a medical student and author of Mind the Gap. Malone recognised that the majority of medical students are only taught to diagnosis conditions on white patients. His book “Mind the Gap”...
by Chloe Saunders | Oct 27, 2021 | Adult social care, Being IMPOWER
Winners will be announced at the MCA Awards Ceremony on 1 November We are delighted that IMPOWER and two of our clients have been named as finalists in three categories the 2021 MCA Awards. The Management Consultancies Association (MCA) is the representative body for...
by Bryony Langdon | Oct 22, 2021 | Being IMPOWER
Theresa is best known for taking forceful and impactful action to dissolve child marriages. One person I really admire is Theresa Kachindamoto. In 2003, Theresa became the Senior Chief in the Dedza District in Malawi. She is best known for taking forceful and...
by Sandra Ositelu | Oct 20, 2021 | Being IMPOWER
Joy Buolamwini is a MIT Media Lab Researcher and is in Netflix’s documentary “Coded Bias”. Joy Buolamwini is a MIT Media Lab Researcher and is in Netflix’s documentary “Coded Bias”. Joy’s initial MIT thesis highlighted the racial and gender bias of face recognition...
by Frances Tinsley | Oct 4, 2021 | Being IMPOWER
Lavinya Stennett is the founder and CEO of The Black Curriculum Black History Month holds space to recognise, remember and celebrate Black communities, their history and contributions to civilisation. However, that doesn’t mean that these kinds of conversations and...
