Blog Articles
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30Jul
2020
WREN Stories: My complicated relationship with my British heritage
Dr Huma Khan, a psychiatry doctor in training, considers her British and South Asian heritage and the complicated relationship…
23Jul
2020
WREN Stories: Minority report: lessons from being in the racial minority
Lucy Heffron, Engagement and Organisational Development Practitioner, shares what she's learned as a white member of our Trust’s Workforce…
16Jul
2020
WREN Stories: Considering Cultural Intelligence
Miriam Blackburn, a Practice Development Nurse in the Acute Inpatient Service, reflects on culture and how it can shape…
09Jul
2020
WREN Stories: A father’s conversation: reflections on racism and hope
Robin Ellis, our Black Male Outreach Worker reflects on his own experiences of racism and how he has hope…
08Jul
2020
Sue and Sara’s keeping in touch blog – issue 14
Read the final lockdown blog from Chair, Professor Sue Proctor, and Chief Exec, Dr Sara Munro.
02Jul
2020
WREN Stories: My ancestry and me
Occupational Therapist, Dympna Edwin talks about her journey of discovery as she learnt more about both black history and…
25Jun
2020
WREN Stories: The Colour Black, a personal perspective
Dr Babor James Aganren, a core trainee doctor, shares a celebration of skin colour and why Black Matters
24Jun
2020
Sue and Sara’s keeping in touch blog – issue 13
Read the latest blog from Chair Professor Sue Proctor and Chief Exec Dr Sara Munro
18Jun
2020
WREN Stories: My shielding story
Veronica Mukunga, a staff nurse at the Trust, talks about the reality of shielding, including how she has handled…