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Marcia Brissett Bailey takes us on an extraordinary journey from her childhood in East London to becoming a champion for neurodiverse individuals. As the editor of "Black, Brilliant and Dyslexic," Marcia shares her personal experiences with dyslexia, the hurdles she overcame within the education system, and the pivotal moments that shaped her advocacy work. Discover the power of supportive educators and the impact of intersectionality as Marcia recounts her story, emphasising the importance of recognising and addressing unique learning needs.

In this episode, we unpack the layers of being black, female, and dyslexic, and how these aspects intersect in both educational and workplace settings. Marcia's reflections on growing up with a Caribbean heritage offer a deep dive into the historical and contemporary challenges faced by her community. From microaggressions to the necessity of psychological safety, we discuss the complexities of navigating multicultural environments and the importance of cultural competence.

We also spotlight Marcia's initiatives beyond education, including her advocacy for accessible formats such as audiobooks and the NeuroEnigma membership program. Learn about the numerous benefits this program offers, from career mentorship to mental health well-being days. Through her book, career, and projects, Marcia continues to amplify marginalised voices, fostering a more inclusive environment for all. This episode is a powerful testament to the significance of shared stories and the transformative potential of embracing diversity.

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