• Episode Nine - Anti Racist Practices in Domestic Abuse Services

  • May 29 2024
  • Length: 38 mins
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Episode Nine - Anti Racist Practices in Domestic Abuse Services

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  • This episode delves deep into the critical topics of diversity and cultural competency in domestic abuse services. Our host, Natasha Broomfield-Reid, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Meena Kumari, the founder and director of Hope Training and the Hope Project. Together, they explore the challenges, initiatives, and recommendations to enhance support for racialised communities and victims of domestic abuse. This compelling exploration underscores the importance of diversity, cultural competency, and grassroots initiatives in providing effective domestic abuse support. Don't miss out on Meena Kumari's valuable insights and experiences, which offer essential lessons for everyone working in this field.

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