This episode features an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation with Dr Gwenetta Curry, a Reader at the Usher Institute of Population Health Sciences and Informatics and a leading voice in global public health research.

Dr Curry’s work examines racial and ethnic health disparities through the lens of Critical Race Theory and Black family studies, exploring how structural inequality, public policy, and lived experiences shape health outcomes around the world.

In this conversation, we’ll explore the systems that drive health inequities particularly for Black American women, the importance of inclusive research, and what meaningful change could look like for communities of colour that are too often overlooked. Stay tuned — you won’t want to miss this discussion.