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Dr. Nicola Rollock is Deputy Director of the Centre for Research in Race & Education at the University of Birmingham in England, UK. In this episode she shares:Â
- Her frustration of the lack of people of color in leadership positions and the lack of progress on race equalityÂ
- The lessons from her father that influenced herÂ
- The importance of looking after her well-being and her Netflix self-care remedyÂ
- How it feels to be a woman of colour in UK academiaÂ
- Where she finds her spiritual nourishmentÂ
- The impact of being ‘the woman who talks about race’
- What’s in her “And still I rise’ folderÂ
- And the importance of celebrating success and letting people know about your accomplishmentsÂ
You can connect with Dr. Nicola RollockÂ
T: Â @NicolaRollock
She’s Got Drive is produced by Cassandra Voltolina and music by Blonde. Artwork by Natasha MerrifieldÂ
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