Dr Greg Ussher

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Equalities Podcast

METRO Charity

12 episodes

5 days ago

To mark the ten-year anniversary of the Equality Act coming into law on 1st October 2010, we have been reflecting on the significance of the word ‘equality’ and what it means to us as a charity. In this podcast series, our Head of Insight Emma Jones, speaks with senior leaders in the charity, both members of our paid staff team as well as those who contribute voluntarily to realising our commitment to equality and diversity. To find out more about METRO and our services, visit www.metrocharity.org.uk

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Dr Greg Ussher

Equalities Podcast

41 minutes 22 seconds

5 years ago

Dr Greg Ussher

*Please note this episode includes frank discussion of racism, homophobia and domestic violence*

In this episode Emma speaks to Dr Greg Ussher, the CEO of METRO Charity.

Greg has worked at METRO Charity for 14 years. Greg is also a Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Expert with the Council of Europe, a Consultant with the Kings Fund Cascading Leadership program, a non-Executive Director on Greenwich Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), immediate past Chair of the UK National LGBT Consortium since 2013, Chair of the Kent/Medway LGBT Forum, Chair of the Greenwich Charitable Trust, a Director of Red Zebra in Kent, a Director of Healthwatch Medway and a Patron of Freedom to Donate. Greg is also an Honorary Fellow of the University of Greenwich, a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Churchill Fellow. Greg has a PhD in the prevention, treatment and epidemiology of sexually transmitted infections from the University of Sydney.

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