#UncensoredPodGMB hosts Alieu and Munas were joined by Muhammed Mukhtar Sanneh (Cray) to discuss mental health, depression, and well-being for the University of The Gambia Students. We talked about decolonizing the education system and curriculums, ableism in the education system, the unfriendliness of the system the change it requires for more kindness to its students.
We asked, how would you describe UTG in two words?
Music and Sound by @JLive Music
Edited by: @JLive Music
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#UncensoredPodGMB hosts Alieu and Munas were joined by Muhammed Mukhtar Sanneh (Cray) to discuss mental health, depression, and well-being for the University of The Gambia Students. We talked about decolonizing the education system and curriculums, ableism in the education system, the unfriendliness of the system the change it requires for more kindness to its students.
We asked, how would you describe UTG in two words?
Music and Sound by @JLive Music
Edited by: @JLive Music
Episode 5: Mental Health and University of The Gambia: How (not) to survive four years of hell
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5 years ago
Episode 5: Mental Health and University of The Gambia: How (not) to survive four years of hell
#UncensoredPodGMB hosts Alieu and Munas were joined by Muhammed Mukhtar Sanneh (Cray) to discuss mental health, depression, and well-being for the University of The Gambia Students. We talked about decolonizing the education system and curriculums, ableism in the education system, the unfriendliness of the system the change it requires for more kindness to its students.
We asked, how would you describe UTG in two words?
Music and Sound by @JLive Music
Edited by: @JLive Music
Uncensored Podcast
#UncensoredPodGMB hosts Alieu and Munas were joined by Muhammed Mukhtar Sanneh (Cray) to discuss mental health, depression, and well-being for the University of The Gambia Students. We talked about decolonizing the education system and curriculums, ableism in the education system, the unfriendliness of the system the change it requires for more kindness to its students.
We asked, how would you describe UTG in two words?
Music and Sound by @JLive Music
Edited by: @JLive Music
