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This podcast is about multicultural women and their stories to inspire women in business.

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Latest Episodes

In this episode of Sisters in Colour, we sit down with Chandni — Advanced Care Paramedic, advocate, and passionate voice for equity, diversity and inclusion in healthcare.

Working with the Queensland Ambulance Service, Chandni has also stepped into ... more

In this episode of Sisters in Colour, we sit down with Seyi Akosile, lawyer, educator, community leader and Director of Yoruba School Australia.

Qualified to practice law in both Australia and Nigeria, Seyi brings nearly two decades of professional ... more

Breast cancer does not end when treatment ends.

For Christine Mudavanhu and Dr. Nora Amath, the real battle is learning how to live, lead, and restore yourself in the long stretch of survivorship, when the scans are done, the surgeries are over, an... more

In this episode of Sisters in Colour, we sit down with Chi Kalu — lawyer, author, community volunteer, and passionate social justice advocate.

With an LLB and LLM, Chi has built a career grounded not only in law, but in service. She is deeply commit... more

In this episode of Sisters in Colour, we sit down with Janet, founder of Azambezi, author, community builder, and passionate storyteller.

For Janet, some stories need a stage, others need a page — and she has made it her mission to create space for ... more

In this episode of Sisters in Colour, we sit down with Olivia Afriyie Johnson — sociopreneur, writer, speaker, and community advocate.

Born in Ghana and raised in Australia, Olivia shares how her cross-cultural journey has shaped her understanding o... more

Rajkumari Navis is an engineer, project manager, and practitioner specialising in body-mind-subconscious integration. With 30 years of experience across five countries and a Master’s degree from the Australian National University, she brings a system... more

Fabiola Campbell is the founder and principal mentor of Professional Migrant Women, an organisation dedicated to helping skilled migrant women bridge the gap between migration and professional employment in Australia.

Drawing on her own experience o... more

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Recent Guests

Chandni Kantaria
Advanced care paramedic and senior advisor focused on equity, diversity and inclusion in healthcare
Queensland Ambulance Service
Episode: Chandni Kantaria
Seyi Akosile
Nigerian lawyer, co-founder of Yoruba School Australia
Yoruba School Australia
Episode: Seyi Akosile
Chi Nyerwe
Lawyer, author, founder of Justin Legal
Justin Legal
Episode: Chi Kalu
Janet Mhindurwa
Entrepreneur, author, and community advocate
Azambezi Events Core / Multicultural Australia (former)
Episode: Janet Mhindurwa
Olivia Johnson
Entrepreneur, author, advocate for domestic violence awareness
Olive Solutions / Echoes of Resilience
Episode: Olivia Johnson
Raji Navis
Engineer in technology, climate space, and neuroscience; founder of BodyWise Mind
BodyWise Mind
Episode: Raji Navis
Fabiola Campbell
Founder of Professional Migrant Women, DEI advocate
Professional Migrant Women
Episode: Fabiola Campbell
Marcela Lapertosa
Founder of Value Learning; President of LatinOz; advocate for intercultural education and migrant women empowerment
Value Learning; LatinOz
Episode: Marcela Lapertosa
Solange Lipson
Speaker and coach focusing on empowerment, communication, and Spanish education
Independent coach and community leader
Episode: Solange Lipcin: Finding Your Voice

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 6 ratings
  • Inspiring informative.

    This podcast highlights a kaleidoscope of talented women across the diaspora and their home countries. The focus is not just on success but the journey, the highs, lows and how it takes tenacity, persistence and curiosity.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    akakaz
    Australia6 years ago

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Chandni Kantaria
Q: How are you reconciling that storytelling with young people?
Kantaria says she relates to feeling that she belongs nowhere and sees identifying as a global nomad as a source of strength. Story sharing helps people find common experiences and connections.
Chandni Kantaria
Q: How are you navigating getting people to sit in that discomfort?
Kantaria says she encourages self-reflection and acknowledgment of personal biases and privilege, using storytelling and exercises to help people recognize their own assumptions and shift their perspective.
Seyi Akosile
Q: Tell us about your career and how you got there.
I trained as a lawyer in Nigeria and built a diverse practice in Australia, including private practice, in-house, and government work, with a current focus on privacy and information law, while also running Yoruba School Australia to preserve language and culture for diasporan children.
Janet Mhindurwa
Q: How did Janet navigate career pivots after moving to Australia?
She started in entry-level roles, moved into healthcare and child safety, benefited from mentors, and eventually launched Azambezi Events Core to blend advocacy, empowerment, and events.
Janet Mhindurwa
Q: What early experiences shaped Janet's career ambitions?
Her early years in Zimbabwe, the community-oriented upbringing, and her imagination to be a global reporter inspired a drive to pursue impactful roles beyond conventional paths.

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1. Chandni Kantaria
2. Seyi Akosile
3. Chi Nyerwe
4. Janet Mhindurwa
5. Olivia Johnson
6. Raji Navis
7. Fabiola Campbell
8. Marcela Lapertosa

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