In episode 16 of the Ethnically podcast, host Adarsh Ramchurn sits down with Ogor Ozor, a multifaceted student at King's College, London, and a multi-award-winning poet. Ogor's inspiring journey in global health and social medicine with pharmacology, her impactful work as the UK project lead at Jasper Women's Health, and her powerful poetry that tackles social issues are all discussed on the episode.   Ogor reflects on her experiences growing up in a predominantly white area, the challenges of racism, and the influence of her faith on her artistic pursuits. She shares a poignant spoken word piece and offers valuable advice for aspiring change-makers and poets. This episode emphasises the importance of community, resilience, and the power of storytelling in driving social change.   01:09 Introducing Ogor Ozor: A Multi-Talented Scholar and Poet 01:47 Navigating 2024: Challenges and Triumphs 02:54 Balancing Academics and Art: Ogor's Journey 03:32 Exploring Global Health and Social Justice 05:25 The Power of Poetry: Connecting Through Stories 07:08 Facing Racism: Personal Experiences and Reflections 14:00 Gen Z and Social Impact: A New Wave of Activism 17:07 Overcoming Public Speaking Fears: Ogor's Growth 20:50 A Spoken Word Performance: Just Belong 24:49 Performing at Awards 26:29 The Power of Spoken Word 29:10 Role Models and Mentors 30:47 Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone 33:47 Advice for Aspiring Change Makers 35:38 Reflecting on the Journey   Connect with Ogor on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogorozor/