HeyJaredSisters In Colour
This podcast is about multicultural women and their stories to inspire women in business.
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- Sep 7, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Chi Kalu (opens the original)
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In this episode of Sisters in Colour , we sit down with Chi Kalu — lawyer, author, community volunteer, and passionate social justice advocate. With an LLB and LLM, Chi has built a career grounded not only in law, but in service. She is deeply committed to improving access to justice for vulnerable people, while also mentoring junior lawyers and contributing to professional development through CLE programs, training, and community initiatives. This is a conversation about purpose, advocacy, lead
Janet Mhindurwa (opens the original)
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In this episode of Sisters in Colour , we sit down with Janet , founder of Azambezi , author, community builder, and passionate storyteller. For Janet, some stories need a stage, others need a page — and she has made it her mission to create space for both. Through Azambezi, she brings people together through impactful events that celebrate resilience, culture, and human connection, creating experiences designed not only to entertain but to shift perspectives and inspire change. As an author, Ja
Olivia Johnson (opens the original)
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In this episode of Sisters in Colour , we sit down with Olivia Afriyie Johnson — sociopreneur, writer, speaker, and community advocate. Born in Ghana and raised in Australia, Olivia shares how her cross-cultural journey has shaped her understanding of identity, resilience, healing, and belonging. As the founder of Community Partners , owner of Olive Solutions Consultancy , and author of Echoes of Resilience , she is passionate about empowering CALD communities and creating meaningful change. We
Raji Navis (opens the original)
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Rajkumari Navis is an engineer, project manager, and practitioner specialising in body-mind-subconscious integration. With 30 years of experience across five countries and a Master’s degree from the Australian National University, she brings a systems-thinking perspective to leadership, wellbeing, and the hidden patterns that can shape how women respond under pressure. Her work focuses particularly on high-performing women in technology, project management, and male-dominated environments who ma
Fabiola Campbell (opens the original)
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Fabiola Campbell is the founder and principal mentor of Professional Migrant Women, an organisation dedicated to helping skilled migrant women bridge the gap between migration and professional employment in Australia. Drawing on her own experience of navigating the Australian job market without established networks, local recruitment knowledge, or extended support, she now equips other migrant women with the skills, connections, and confidence to pursue careers aligned with their qualifications
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