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For Rebecca Ihiekwe, sharing stories are more than just recounting history. It's about giving people the platform to be their best and most authentic selves so they're able to shared their lived experiences. \xa0

Rebecca says: "It's about having that diversity of narrative and about celebrating that...it's about advocating for others when they can't advocate for themselves"\xa0

This week's podcast conversation with Simone Roche and Marketing Executive at CEL Solicitors, Rebecca Ihiekwe, explores her passion and commitment to empower the voices and narratives of those who are so often overlooked. \xa0

Listen to learn:\xa0 \xa0

• \u26a1\ufe0fRebecca's experience co-Curating The Colonial Legacies of the Liverpool Sandbach Family exhibition\xa0 \xa0
• \u26a1\ufe0fWhy it is important to give people the platform to be their best and most authentic selves and how we can do it well\xa0
• \u26a1 Why storytelling is key to enabling positive change for a diverse culture \xa0
• \u26a1\ufe0f\ufe0f\ufe0f \u201cShe is a woman who gets stuff done\u201d: What\u2019s next for Rebecca? \xa0

Find Rebecca here and on Linkedin
Listen to the CEL Solicitors podcast here

Check out more about the Sandbach research project here. \xa0

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