STEMinism: The Equity in STEM Podcast

Dive into thought-provoking discussions with Clive and Ali as they explore the intricate dynamics of race representation in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics.We are long term friends, colleagues, mentors and business owners with over 20 years combined experience in industry. Join us and our esteemed guests who include CEOs, Professors and Board Members, as we embrace equity and work towards are more inclusive future in STEM.

STEMinism: The Equity in STEM Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Vanta STEM, with 14 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Vanta STEM hosts STEMinism: The Equity in STEM Podcast, a education show with 14 episodes published.

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  Episode #13

  Women In STEM: Dr. Helen Pain On Achieving Equity Through Data And Allyship - CEO of the RSC!

  Jan 21, 202548 minS1

  <p> Data and allyship are powerful tools for driving equity in STEM. In this episode, Dr. Helen Pain shares her journey and explores how evidence can catalyze positive scientific change. Please visit our website to get more information: https://vantastem.com/ Dr. Pain discusses how allyship and representation can bridge equity gaps from her early days in chemistry to her leadership roles at the Royal Society of Chemistry. Watch as she provides valuable insights into promoting diversity and overcoming bias in STEM fields. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes focused on equity in STEM! This video is...

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  Episode #12

  Black Female CHRO In Pharma: Tina St Leger’s Leadership Journey & Challenges!

  Jan 20, 20251h 30mS1

  <p>Ever wondered what it takes to be a Black female CHRO in the pharmaceutical industry? Meet Tina St Leger, a trailblazer who has navigated the complexities of HR leadership at the highest levels. Please visit our website to get more information: https://vantastem.com/ In this episode, Tina shares her journey from studying chemistry to leading HR at top pharmaceutical companies. Along the way, she discusses the challenges of being a minority in executive roles and the importance of diversity in leadership. Take advantage of her inspiring story! This video is about Black Female CHRO In Pharma: Tina St...

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  Breaking Barriers In Physics: Dr. Mark Richards On Black Representation & Authenticity In STEM! "We Didn't Know That Other Black Physicists Existed!"

  Aug 1, 20241h 22mS0

  <p>Clive & Ali travel to the Blackett Laboratory @ Imperial College, to sit with Dr Mark Richards, one of the few Black physics lecturers in the country. Mark is an inventor, teacher, mentor and company founder, with vast industry experience from Atmospheric Physics to Finance.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>We discussed the reasons behind the apparent lack of Black scientists in the UK, which has been ongoing since Mark's days as an undergraduate Chemist. During his PhD, he comments that there were "no other black physicists" and the situation hadn't changed when he came back to Imperial years later. </p> <...

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  Episode #10

  How The University Awarding Gap Affects Black Students: A Discussion With Prof. Ijeoma Uchegbu! "Achieving STEM Equity Is Not The Task Of Those Affected"

  Jul 20, 20241h 2mS1

  <p>Ali & Clive are joined by Professor Ijeoma Uchegbu, Lecturer in Pharmaceutical Nanoscience at University College London and Chief Scientific Officer at Nanomerics. Prof. Ijeoma has an incredible backstory of resilience and triumph, having grown up between post-war Nigeria and East London and headed to university at age 16. She is a notable scholar and holds a number of patents for drug delivery technologies used in the medical industry.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>We tackled the sticky issue of the university Awarding Gap, which sees white students suddenly outperforming other demographics; inconsistent with Key Stage 2 & 3, GCSE and A-Level awarding. We...

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  Episode #10

  The Importance Of Networking And Mentorship In STEM: Insights From Dr. Baljit Thatti! "I Was An Ethnic Minority In A Leadership Position, But Who Could I Turn To?"

  Jul 3, 20241h 7mS1

  <p> Ali & Clive return to their old stomping ground of Kingston University and meet with a prominent figure who directly influenced their own journey, namely Dr Baljit Thatti, Head of Department in Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences. Having recently been awarded an impressive grant under the Royal Society of Chemistry's Missing Elements fund, Dr Bal's work takes her right to the heart of the themes that we try to explore on the STEMinism podcast. Our conversation touched on many of the crucial aspects of race and equity. They touched on the limitations to networking imposed by cultural barriers and dove deeply...

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