About this episode

Annie Gichuru shares insights on the importance of care and rest in sustainable racial equity work while taking a break from the podcast.

After more than 100 episodes of REPRESENTED Podcast, I’m taking a pause for the month of July. This short episode is a note from me before I step away for the Australian school holidays. I’m sharing why care, rest and resisting false urgency are part of sustainable racial equity work, especially when you are building a business, holding family responsibilities, navigating your own capacity and still wanting to stay connected to the work of inclusion. If you are in a season where you care deep...

People in this episode

Host: Annie Gichuru

Topics covered

• sustainable racial equity
• business
• family responsibilities
• inclusion
• self-care
• rest

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Places: Australia

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