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This is a podcast from the University of Hertfordshire's 'Diversifying and Decolonising the University' group. Each episode will explore some element of diversification within higher education contexts, featuring interviews and conversations between staff and students within and beyond Hertfordshire.
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Does it feel like the financial system is stacked against you? For many of us, it is. Especially if you’re Black or Brown, a woman, or single. In Diversifying, we explore why the traditional rules of money management no longer apply to new generations. Hosted by Delyanne Barros, better known as Delyanne The Money Coach, Diversifying demystifies and humanizes money by examining the culture we make it in and how to make it work for you.
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Diversify In Path

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The diversify in Path podcast explores how investing in diversity can lead to a high return of investment in pathology and lab medicine by learning from the knowledge and experiences of diverse voices within in our field.
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Welcome to Diversify! The podcast that celebrates diversity in all its forms and invites you to the conversation. A weekly injection of aspirational wokeness direct to your ear-holes. Plus, we can ask all the stupid questions so you don't have to... Have your say on Twitter @DiversifyPod or embrace the long-winded and have a rant at [email protected]. Oh, and don't forget to rate and subscribe! Subscribing means you get to say you made new friends. Honest...
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In this episode, Chris Lloyd talks to Kit Heyam, Jonathan Ward, Rebecca Jane Morgan, and Eva Cheuk-Lin Yi about the new open access book ⁠⁠New and Decolonial Approaches to Gender Nonconformity: Forging A Home For Ourselves (Bloomsbury, 2025). Kit and Jonathan have co-edited the volume, and Rebecca and Eva have chapters within it. We talked about de…
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In this episode ⁠Pilar Villanueva-Martínez speaks to Mónica Moreno Figueroa about her work on decolonisation, antiracism, and much else. Pilar is a Lecturer in Spanish at the University of Hertfordshire. EPISODE NOTES: Mónica G. Moreno Figueroa is a Black-mestiza, Mexican-British, woman, Professor of Sociology at the University of Cambridge. She is…
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In this episode Chris Lloyd talks to AJ Singh about decolonising our mindbodies, rooting our terms in specific material histories, the entanglement of colonialism, ableism, anti-blackness and so much more. EPISODE NOTES: AJ Singh (they/he) is South Asian and English, Autistic/ADHD and Transmasc. They are a Neuroscientist, Decolonial Practitioner, K…
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In this episode Sara de Sousa talk to Tsitsi Marima and Melissa Cummings about decolonial and diversifying approaches to teaching tourism, events, and hospitality. They discuss their curriculum and teaching changes within the business school at Hertfordshire. EPISODE NOTES: Tsitsi Marima is a Senior Lecturer for International Tourism, Hospitality a…
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In this episode Catarina Carvalho and Sara de Sousa talk to Leon Moosavi about decoloniality, international students, and what he terms the ‘decolonial bandwagon’. EPISODE NOTES: ‘The Decolonial Bandwagon and the Dangers of Intellectual Decolonisation’ ‘The Myth of Academic Tolerance: The Stigmatisation of East Asian Students in Western Higher Educ…
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In this episode Peter D’Sena talks to Kai Fernandes about his walking tours of Porto, Portugal; race and tourism; and the interpersonal dimensions of his work. EPISODE NOTES: Born and raised in Porto, Kai Fernandes is the son of white parents and a sister of black women. He has a degree in Social Psychology and studies and thinking about social iss…
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In this episode ⁠Hanh Doan talks to some of her PGCE music students (now qualified teachers) about diversifying and decolonising the music curriculum. The students are Olivia Celoleskaj, Lewis White and David Woods. The dialogue is interspersed with Hanh reading Nathan Holder’s poem ‘If I Were a Racist'. FURTHER RESOURCES: Nathan Holder’s ⁠If I Wer…
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In this episode (the second of two parts), ⁠⁠⁠Catarina Carvalho⁠⁠⁠ talks to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dan McQuillan⁠ about all things artificial intelligence. Please go back and listen to part 1 if you haven't already, as the conversation picks up from there! FURTHER RESOURCES: ⁠- Dan's book, Resisting AI: An Anti-fascist Approach to Artificial Intelligence⁠. - ⁠Dan's …
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In this episode (the first of two parts), ⁠⁠Catarina Carvalho⁠⁠ talks to ⁠⁠Dan McQuillan about all things artificial intelligence. The second part of the interview will drop soon! FURTHER RESOURCES: - Dan's book, Resisting AI: An Anti-fascist Approach to Artificial Intelligence. - Dan's website. EPISODE NOTES: Dr Dan McQuillan is a Lecturer in Crea…
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In this episode, you'll hear updates from the following University of Hertfordshire staff members about their New Years' teaching resolutions. Below are some of the resources/texts mentioned in the first episode. If you've not listened to the first part of this, or want a refresher - EP 10 - go back and listen now! In order: ⁠Karen Clark⁠, ⁠Earle A…
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In this episode (the second of two parts), ⁠Catarina Carvalho⁠ talks to ⁠Mustafa Ali⁠ about artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big tech. This picks up from where the first part left off, so please go back and listen to that one if you haven't already. We also asked Mustafa, after the episode, to send us a reading list that might appear …
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In this episode (the first of two parts), Catarina Carvalho talks to Mustafa Ali about the possibilities of decolonising, representation, and racial awarding gaps. Part 2 talks more explicitly about tech and computing - that episode will drop next week. FURTHER RESOURCES: Mustafa Ali, 'A Brief Introduction to Decolonial Computing' Mustafa Ali, 'Tow…
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In this episode, Sara de Sousa talks to Oli Belas and Neil Hopkins about the philosophy of education, including curriculum co-creation and student-led assessment design. Please ⁠leave us feedback about the show via this link⁠. ⁠Visit our website for more resources⁠. FURTHER RESOURCES: Ivan Illich, Deschooling Society Eve Tuck and Wayne Yang, 'Decol…
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In this episode, Helen Barefoot talks to Daniel Akinbosede about racism in the sciences, the awarding gap between white students and those from Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic backgrounds, and the racist barriers within the academic pipeline. Please ⁠leave us feedback about the show via this link⁠. ⁠Visit our website for more resources⁠. FURTHER …
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J. Brandon Johnson and Chris Derickson continue their interview of Durham-based jazz recording artist and Duke Alumni Lois Deloatch Gomes and her husband OIT Assistant Chief Information Officer Ed Gomes as they talk about how music binds their loving relationship.DiversifyIT
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In this episode, ⁠Catarina Carvalho⁠ talks to Cátia Gonçalves about sexism in STEM subjects and getting women into the Sciences. Please take care while listening and look at Victim Support's website for help and information. Please ⁠leave us feedback about the show via this link⁠. ⁠Visit our website for more resources⁠. FURTHER RESOURCES: Cátia's p…
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In this episode, Catarina Carvalho talks to Mark Martin about inclusive educational spaces, Ed Tech, students as learners, and more. Please ⁠leave us feedback about the show via this link⁠. ⁠Visit our website for more resources⁠. FURTHER RESOURCES: ⁠Mark Martin, My Teaching Routine ⁠Web⁠ / ⁠Twitter⁠ / ⁠LinkedIn⁠ EPISODE NOTES: Mark Martin aka @Urba…
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In this episode, Siobhan Bygate talks to Reverend Fiona Souter about faith, creating open and inclusive environments on campus, and a diverse student cohort. Please ⁠leave us feedback about the show via this link⁠. ⁠Visit our website for more resources⁠. FURTHER RESOURCES: ⁠University of Hertfordshire Chaplaincy EPISODE NOTES: Reverend Fiona Souter…
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In this episode, you'll hear from the following University of Hertfordshire staff members. Below are some of the resources/texts mentioned. In order: Karen Clark, Earle Abrahamson, Kathleen Tripp, Cheryl Holman, Kaja Franck, Siobhan Bygate, Derek Ong, Ivan Phillips, Hạnh Đoan, Helen Barefoot, Angela Traill, Sarah Flynn. Please ⁠leave us feedback ab…
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SEASON 02 EPISODE 000: "The First Last One"In a special pre-2024 episode. DiversifyIT co-chair J. Brandon Johnson interviews Vice-President and Chief Diversity and Belonging Officer Ian Brown of the Duke University Health System about how identities intersect with leadership.https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/diversifyit-the-audacity-of-this-pitch…
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In this episode Peter D'Sena talks to Lucas Lachaise about diversification in the French university context. They talk about English language teaching, laïcité, and broader diversity initiatives. Please ⁠leave us feedback about the show via this link⁠. ⁠Visit our website for more resources⁠. FURTHER RESOURCES: The racial awarding gap Laïcité in Fra…
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In this episode Vivian Umossoh-Ime talks to Vida Doulgas about diversifying and decolonising the social work programme at Hertfordshire. They discuss Eurocentric models of healthcare as well as issues of safeguarding and engaging with student feedback. FURTHER RESOURCES: Julia Warrener and Vida Douglas, “Black Lives Matter in Higher Education” Shul…
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In this episode Catarina Carvalho talks to political scientist Aidan McGarry about Roma communities, contemporary social inequalities, and what we can do to reach out beyond the academy. FURTHER RESOURCES: Aidan McGarry, “Roma as a Political Identity: Exploring Representations of Roma in Europe” Aidan McGarry and Timofey Agarin, “Unpacking the Roma…
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Earlier this year, commedian Katie Price was trying watching a football game in a London pub when she was the victim of antisemitism, aimed at her by her fellow team's fans. The incident and the way it was dealt with by management rightfully sparked outrage, and reignited an important discussion about antisemitism in modern Britain. Katie spoke to …
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Ricardo Correa, M.D., Ed. D., F.A.C.E., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.M.Q. is an Associate Professor of Medicine, the Program Director for Endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism fellowship and the director for diversity in Graduate Medical Education at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, Staff Clinician and Researcher at Phoenix V.A.M.C. and health eq…
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Dr. Riddle is a Senior Pathologist for Ruffolo, Hooper, and Associates, providing services at Tampa General Hospital / USF Health, where she is also the Pathology Residency Site Director. There she does General Anatomic Pathology with a focus in Bone & Soft Tissue, Gastrointestinal Pathology, Neuropathology, and Dermatopathology. She is also Associ…
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In this episode, Gertrude Acheampong talks to Frederica Brooksworth about decolonising fashion in African Higher Education. They discuss Frederica’s work, approaching colonial legacies in the fashion industry, and her new book Fashion Marketing in Emerging Economies. FURTHER RESOURCES: Council for International African Fashion Education (CIAFE) EPI…
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Olivia O. Cardenas-Trowers, M.D., is a fellowship trained Urogynecologist at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida who specializes in treating female pelvic floor disorders. Dr. Cardenas-Trowers is a Senior Associate Consultant in the Department of Medical and Surgical Gynecology and an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the May…
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In this episode Sara de Sousa talks to Sami Safadi about decolonisation workshops within a Business School context, reflective practice in higher education, and engaging staff and students with this critical work. FURTHER RESOURCES: UK Higher Education Award Gap Group EPISODE NOTES: Sami Safadi (he/him) is Academic Student Success Lead for Salford …
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Part 2 of a special 2-part season finale: Chris Derickson and J. Brandon Johnson are joined by DiversifyIT members Martay Smith, Ed Gomes, Michael Blair, and Becca McDaniel in the very first AOTP roundtable discussion reflecting on the arc of the inaugural podcast season and plans for the future.What song defines your identity? What music calls you…
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Dan Tyrrell earned his bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at the University of Michigan and received his Ph.D. in Integrated Physiology and Pharmacology from Wake Forest School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, before completing postdoctoral training as a research fellow in the University of Michigan’s Department of Cardiology. Dan was re…
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Part 1 of a special 2-part season finale: Chris Derickson and J. Brandon Johnson are joined by DiversifyIT members Martay Smith, Ed Gomes, Michael Blair, and Becca McDaniel in the very first AOTP roundtable discussion reflecting on the arc of the inaugural podcast season and plans for the future.What song defines your identity? What music calls you…
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Chris Derickson and J. Brandon Johnson come to the same musical answer after their first podcast sharing challenge. The duo then proceeds to dig into musical barriers around sexual expression and how their featured selected artists navigate them.What song defines your identity? What music calls you to action? What’s your anthem? These questions and…
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Chris Derickson and J. Brandon Johnson discuss how Elvis stole identity affirmation from Ma Rainey, Loretta Lynn wrote an anthem about bodily autonomy and question where the activist spirit of Aretha Franklin is in today's musical landscape.What song defines your identity? What music calls you to action? What’s your anthem? These questions and more…
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Dr. Joseph Graves, Jr. received his Ph.D. in Environmental, Evolutionary and Systematic Biology from Wayne State University in 1988. In 1994 he was elected a Fellow of the Council of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS.) In 2012, he was chosen as one of the “Sensational Sixty” commemorating 60 years of the NSF Graduate Res…
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Chris Derickson and J. Brandon Johnson are joined by DiversifyIT co-chairs Laura Webb and LaShawnda Kendall to explore the personal impacts made on them by artists that request calls to action in their music.What song defines your identity? What music calls you to action? What’s your anthem? These questions and more are explored in Duke DiversifyIT…
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Rondell P. Graham MBBS, is an anatomic and molecular pathologist with specialty interest in GI/Liver pathology and molecular oncology. His clinical focus includes: Diagnosis of gastrointestinal and liver biopsies Interpretation of molecular tests for diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of various disorders Development of innovative clinical test Dr.…
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Chris Derickson and J. Brandon Johnson are joined by DiversifyIT co-chairs Laura Webb and LaShawnda Kendall to explore the personal impacts made on them by artists that request calls to action in their music.What song defines your identity? What music calls you to action? What’s your anthem? These questions and more are explored in Duke DiversifyIT…
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Co-hosts Chris Derickson and J. Brandon Johnson discuss what The Audacity Of This Pitch is and get to know one another.What song defines your identity? What music calls you to action? What’s your anthem? These questions and more are explored in Duke DiversifyIT’s very first podcast: The Audacity Of This Pitch. Co-hosts Chris Derickson and J. Brando…
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I was born in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. I attended University of Illinois for undergraduate, then Northwestern University for MD/PhD training (MSTP). I matched for AP/CP at Northwestern University Department of Pathology, where I additionally served as Chief Resident during my PGY3 year. I continued at Northwestern for GI and Liver Fellowship training…
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Taylor Harris is a Pathologists’ Assistant and proudly, has the honor of being the first African American/Black person to earn a Masters of Anatomic Pathology from Tulane School of Medicine. Taylor claims both West Tennessee and Central Illinois as home. Taylor obtained a BA in Biopsychology from McKendree University. Her journey in medicine/health…
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In this episode, Hilary Emmett talks to Alex Rajinder Mason about his chapter, 'Decolonisation and the Desk' from the book The Affects of Pedagogy in Literary Studies that Hilary co-edited. They talk about decolonial approaches to the architecture of educational spaces, the desk as material object of power, and Lauryn Hill's debut album. FURTHER RE…
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Dr. Jan Gorniak was born and raised in Bronx, NY. She graduated from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine in Erie, PA. Dr. Gorniak is certified by the American Board of Pathology in anatomic and forensic pathology. She served as a Deputy Coroner/Forensic Pathologist for Franklin County, Ohio from July 2005 to January 2008. She is a member of t…
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Dr. Kristinza Giese is a native of the Washington, DC area and is a graduate of Howard University. In 2006, she graduated from the Medical College of Wisconsin. Her post graduate medical training includes General Surgery Residency at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Anatomic and Clinical Pathology Residency at University of Washington Medic…
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