Free To Be Me

In this week's podcast for South Asian Heritage Month Leyla discusses this year's theme Free to Be Me, what it means and making it a reality at work.

Welcome to the 256th episode of the award-winning Diverse Minds podcast. Happy South Asian History Month, with this year’s theme is Free To Be Me.

In today’s episode, we delve into the significance of South Asian culture and heritage, especially in the context of the workplace. Join us as we explore various perspectives and practical steps to foster a more inclusive and holistic environment.

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In today’s show on Free To Be Me

  • About my TEDx Talk and how it links to this year’s SAHM theme. [00:58]
  • The eight countries that comprise South Asia [02:12]
  • Why we need to think about things holistically when we celebrate SAHM. [05:37]
  • What you can do during South Asian Month in the workplace [07:48]
  • About the hashtag #FreeToBeMe. [11:50]

Quotes on Free To Be Me

  • People of South Asia are a significant part of the British population, comprising 1 in 20 people.
  • I’m not telling anyone that they can’t wear South Asian clothes, but it needs to be done with respect.
  • There’s deep meaning behind many things we do in our collective cultures.
  • There are ways you can be yourself without being vulnerable
  • Think about the identities you want to represent and support.

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