Natalie Wagstaffe

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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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Natalie Wagstaffe

Equalities Podcast

36 minutes 22 seconds

4 years ago

Natalie Wagstaffe

We are delighted to launch a brand-new series of our EqualitiesPodcast for Black History Month 2021. Our Black, Asian and minority ethnic staff will discuss their personal heritage and identity and how it intersects with the work they do at METRO.

In this episode Emma Jones, METRO's Head of Insight speaks to Natalie Wagstaffe, METRO's Young Greenwich Parenting Support Groupwork Coordinator.

Find out more about METRO's services on our website.

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