HeyJaredConversations in Social Justice
Podcast series from the Institute for Social Justice at York St John University. With different hosts each month we intended to animate discussion about the role of higher education in social justice. New episodes each month.
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Reviving the High Street: How Community Action Powers the Circular Economy (opens the original)
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How can a local high street actually become the engine behind a circular economy? Today, we’re in Malton, North Yorkshire, talking upcycling hubs, pop-up shops, and community wealth building. Joined by experts in change management, place-branding, and social justice, we ask: what does community-led climate action really look like on the ground, and can small town centre help transform our future? The 'WOW Wheelgate' initiative in Malton is funded by the York and North Yorkshire Mayoral Vibrant a
Neurodivergent Inclusion in Education and the Workplace: Is it merely performative? (opens the original)
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In honour of Disability Pride Month, Josh Mackenzie, this year’s intern at the Institute for Social Justice, breaks down neurodiverse inclusion in education and the workplace: how far we’ve come, and how much further we must go. Josh is joined by Michael Brown, a social entrepreneur championing neurodiverse groups, later-life work inequalities, and ‘dignity-first’ employment. Together, they explore whether the alleged progress made in hiring and workplace inclusion is meaningful, or merely perfo
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