
In 2024 the platform was handed over to the ARM-OUR; a podcast from the Anti-Racist Movement, where courage meets compassion, and connection flourishes within our community.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Welcome Back to ARM-OUR or OUR-ARM, the podcast from the Anti-Racist Movement (ARM). Giving can be powerful, restorative, and intentional and this episode explores how we reclaim our energy and connect more deeply to our shared humanity.
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We’re diving into the power of Black women’s writing — not just as creativity, but as survival, healing, and resistance. This episode comes out of a five-day writing retreat in July 2025 for Black women in academia, socia... more
In this episode, we take you behind the scenes of the finale of our unforgettable “March in May” fundraiser—a journey that took us across the stunning Seven Sisters hills and deep into conversations about resilience, representation, and collective jo... more
In this episode, we tackle a tough conversation head-on. Our core collective delves into a deeply disturbing situation that shook us to our core and compelled us to respond. We confront the impact of racist imagery, prioritising its effects over its ... more
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I qualified in 1999 and I find the discussion and content immensely interesting and informative. If this had been around when I first qualified I would have been so happy
A great source of knowledge that reminds oneself of the constant need for self-reflection
I’m currently applying to train as a social worker, following 8 years in the humanitarian sector. The conversations in these podcast are extremely validating for the thoughts and conflicts I’ve encountered in my work so far, with extremely thoughtful ways of approaching the complexity that comes with any work that involves people and social factors. Thank you!
three white women attempt to discuss oppression towards Black and Aboriginal people was off key. "maybe we should talk to our black friends?" best point was saying how action is what matters. all well meaning, but the misunderstanding of how to discuss race from a white savior perspective was a podcast version of australia's cringeworthy "sorry day."
These podcasts are great. Thought provoking discussions.... thinking about many issues from a social work perspective. Really recommend a listen.👍
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The collection centers on Black women leaders within an anti-racist movement, exploring generosity, leadership, and collective healing beyond transactional expectations. Episodes mix personal narratives with practical activism—from writing and mentorship to large-scale initiatives like fundraising challenges—emphasizing community care, resilience, and anti-racist practice across social work and advocacy. A recurring thread is reclaiming narratives, centering Black voices, and transforming professional frameworks through care, solidarity, and strategic generosity. The format tends to blend candid storytelling with actionable commitments for personal and organizational growth, making it useful for listeners who want to understand how social c... more
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