blackthrive, Author at Global Black Thrive CIC

June 15, 2021

Black Thrive Global’s virtual screening event of episode 1 on the 3rd June 2021 was a resounding success, the live panel Q&A proving an excellent medium for an intimate, honest and shared discussion on mental health. The Me You Can’t See, currently available on Apple TV+, explores the state of emotional wellbeing and mental health around...

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‘The Me You Can’t See’ Episode 6 and Virtual Screening on 3rd June 2021

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Press

May 31, 2021

Black Thrive Global is hosting a virtual screening event of episode 1 with snippets from episode 6 (The Me You Can't See) on the 3rd June 2021. Following the premier of ‘The Me You Can’t See’ series (released on AppleTV) on 21st May 2021 with Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry, the final and penultimate episode 6...

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Jacqui Dyer talks Mental Health on ‘The Me You Can’t See’ series

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Press

May 28, 2021

Dr. Jacqui Dyer MBE talks About Her Role in The Me You Can’t See AppleTV Series with Oprah Winfrey and Prince Harry. Over a year ago I received a letter from Oprah Winfrey asking me to be on the international advisory panel for the Apple TV series The Me You Don’t See. At first, I thought...

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The Me You Can’t See

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Press

May 24, 2021

“Now more than ever, there is an immediate need to replace the shame surrounding mental health with wisdom, compassion and honesty,” said Oprah Winfrey. “Our series aims to spark that global conversation.” That is the aim of the new Apple TV+ multi-part documentary series, ‘The Me you Can’t See’, co-created and executive produced by American chat-show...

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Black people must thrive in our lifetimes

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April 28, 2021

We cannot be distracted by the contortions of the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities report Many have already commented on the UK government’s commissioned report on Race and Ethnic Disparities. In the main, most seem to agree that the report is very troubling and dismisses much of what is already known about race (in)equality in...

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Hashi Mohamed: Against the odds

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October 17, 2020

Hashi Mohamed, is a renowned barrister of Somali heritage and also one of the most sought-after litigators in the UK. He’s also the author of the controversial book: ‘People Like Us: What it Takes to Make it in Modern Britain’. His early life Growing up in Kenya, Hashi, had four siblings - a fifth died at a...

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‘The Me You Can’t See’ Episode 6 and Virtual Screening on 3rd June 2021

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The Me You Can’t See

Black people must thrive in our lifetimes

Hashi Mohamed: Against the odds

The Me You Can’t See: Live Q&A

‘The Me You Can’t See’ Episode 6 and Virtual Screening on 3rd June 2021

Jacqui Dyer talks Mental Health on ‘The Me You Can’t See’ series

The Me You Can’t See

Black people must thrive in our lifetimes

Hashi Mohamed: Against the odds