Female Empowerment Episodes

Hear from Shari Foos, Founder of The Narrative Method, a non-profit that connects diverse populations to themselves and each other through personal storytelling and other connective experiences. In this episode we hear how Shari’s journey took her from aspiring comic actress to comedy writer, and eventually to using her own self-coping methods to help others in need. Be sure to listen to the very end of the episode for bonus material. You can find out more about Shari and the Narrative Method...

Hear from Becca Dean MBE, founder of The Literacy Hubs, and co-founder of the award-winning The Girls’ Network. In this episode, we learn how Becca’s passion for her home town of Portsmouth, led her to create a fantastic charity that provides disadvantaged children with a supportive and creative space to learn the literacy skills they need to thrive. Make sure to listen until the end of the episode for bonus material. You can find out more about the Literacy Hubs here: Website: https://thelit...

Hear from Charly Young MBE, the co-founder and CEO of The Girls Network which inspires and empowers girls from the least advantaged communities by providing them with a mentor and network of professionals. In this episode we learn how Charly uses her experience as a teacher and researcher to provide girls with a sense of belonging and a sense of opportunity for their future. Make sure to listen until the end of the episode for bonus material. You can find out more about The Girls Network here...

Hear from Harriet Green OBE, Executive Chair of Mission Beyond. Mission Beyond is a group of cross-sector, purpose-driven leaders striving to have an impact on the grand challenges the world faces today. In this episode, we discover how Harriet found her voice and used it as a way to empower and advocate for herself and others. Be sure to listen to the very end of the episode for bonus content. This episode is also available as a special video edition: https://www.sondership.com/11 You can f...

Hear from Hynd Bouhia PhD, Founder and CEO of consulting firm Strategica. Dr Hynd is the author of an inspirational book about female empowerment, African Girl, African Woman. You will hear about her journey in which she followed a rare path as a North African woman in getting an engineering degree in France and a PhD from Harvard. She went to to work with the World Bank, the Prime Minister of Morocco and was the managing director of the Casablanca Stock Exchange. Be sure to listen to the very e...

Hear from Debbie Forster MBE, CEO of Tech Talent Charter, an industry collective that drives change to include diverse talent throughout the Tech field. We learn about burnout, imposter syndrome, and the steps that we need to be taking to create a diverse and inclusive workplace. Be sure to listen to the very end of the episode for bonus material. You can find out more about Dr Marc Reid's book on Imposter Phenomenon and get involved with his research: Website: https://www.dr-marc-reid.com/bo...

Hear from Elena Sinel, the Founder of Teens in AI which exists to inspire the next generation of ethical Artificial Intelligence researchers, entrepreneurs and leaders who will shape the world of tomorrow. This is the first of a two part interview in which we track Elena's journey across the world delivering social impact initiatives in war-torn and developing countries. Be sure to listen to the very end of the episode for bonus material. You can follow Elena & Teens In AI LinkedIn: https://...

Hear from Rav Bumbra, the CEO of Structur3d People and Founder of Cajigo, an app that provides mentoring and support to raise the aspirations of girls and women so they can confidently work in a variety of tech careers across industries. Hear how Rav's life experiences shaped her journey and set her on this path to positively influence the careers of tens of thousands of young women. Be sure to listen to the very end of the episode for bonus material. You can follow Rav: LinkedIn: https://ww...