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Workplace Bullying Survivors - Public Humiliation & Toxic Leadership

I went out for brunch today. I left with a masterclass in toxic leadership. Beautiful venue. Strong reputation. Instagram - worthy branding. And an absolutely shocking reality behind the scenes. Today, I witnessed a manager publicly humiliating and intimidating a female employee in front of customers. A customer complained about a delayed order. Instead of handling the situation professionally, the manager started blaming the employee, sharing personal allegations about her behaviour and even claiming he had deliberately delayed an order to punish her. He then confronted her in the middle of the restaurant, in front of everyone. The irony? She was the ONLY employee who genuinely seemed to care about the customers and made an effort to communicate with us. As someone who has seen the world, with an MBA from Les Roches, and 3 degrees in total, with international expereince across luxury hospitality, commercial and technology environments, I find this behavious unacceptable. And as someone who has personally experienced workplace mobbing (not once), pychological and emotional abuse, this hit particularly close to home. Let's get something straight: → Feedback belongs behind closed doors, NOT in front of 30 customers. → Customer service recovery requires professionalism, NOT public humiliation. → Leadership is about accountability, NOT intimidation. → Employee experience IS customer experience. You can invest millions in branding, marketing and beautiful interiors. But how you treat your employees reveals the REAL culture behind your business. Today reinforced a long-term ambition of mine: combining international business, coaching, somatic approaches and advocacy to eventually build something bigger than myself: an educational and healing platform, a media company talking about the TRUTH. Potentially an institute dedicated to protecting human dignity and addressing workplace abuse, particularly against women. Because nobody should have to sacrifice their mental health, dignity or livelihood just to earn a living. And now I want to hear from YOU. Have you ever experienced workplace mobbing, public humiliation, psychological abuse or intimidation by someone in a position of power? Did anyone protect you? Or were you left to fight for yourself? I'm looking to connect with people willing to share their experiences and participate in interviews as I explore how to turn awareness into meaningful change. My inbox is open. Your story matters. And to every leader reading this: Your job is to lead people. Not to break them. #ToxicLeadership #WorkplaceBullying #HospitalityLeadership #EmployeeExperience #WomenAtWork #Leadership

African Communities Facing Climate Impacts - COP31 Voices

Why am I going to COP31? Because over the past year, I have visited more communities directly affected by the climate crisis than the average person probably ever will. I have sat with people, listened to their stories, documented some of their experiences and, at other times, simply listened quietly. From communities facing displacement and environmental destruction to people whose livelihoods, homes and futures are being threatened, I have seen that the impacts of the climate crisis are not just environmental. They are economic, social, cultural and deeply human. I am going to COP31 because these experiences should not end as stories told in affected communities. They deserve to be heard where decisions are made. Too often, the people making decisions are far removed from the realities of those living with the consequences. And even when affected communities want to reach their leaders, the bureaucracy, access barriers and complicated processes can make it incredibly difficult. I don’t want COP31 to be another space where people talk about communities without actually listening to them. So, from 9–21 November, I want to hear from you. Wherever you are in Africa, reach out to me. I will be in the comments and my DMs will be open. What struggles is your community facing because of the climate crisis? What stories do you think the world needs to hear? Which leaders, institutions or decision-makers do you want to reach? What would you want them to know if you had the opportunity to speak directly to them? I may not have all the answers, and I cannot promise to solve every problem. But I can listen, ask questions, document experiences and find ways to bring these realities into conversations happening at COP31. I cannot claim to speak for everyone I meet. But I can help create more space for their voices to be heard

Musicians Touring Abroad by Bus & Train & Car - Low-Carbon Touring

#journorequest: I'm looking to speak to musicians who are touring abroad by bus/train/car instead of flying (for environmental reasons). DM me any leads.

Mexico PRs - Sustainability & Wildlife & Human Rights & Travel

🇲🇽 Some news and a PR #journorequest: I will be reporting from Mexico from January till around June, which means I'll be on the look out for stories. 🇲🇽 In the past two years I've reported on wildlife electrocutions in Costa Rica,communities pushing through a climate resilience agendaonthe slopes of settlements in Medellín, former coca growers in eastern Colombia who have transitioned into a different crop, hiked Mexico's only long-distance walking trail, and covered how Jalisco, the Mexican state which then reported the most forced disappearances, was using different innovations to find missing people. I am likely to be based in Mexico City but I will also be roaming around for stories and might potentially cross into neighbouring countries so feel free to pitch me even if the story is a 24-hour bus ride or two away (I will be minimising flights for environmental reasons). PRs: I am looking for sustainability, wildlife, environmental, human rights and travel stories. Some of the above stories have come directly from PRs so there's a huge opportunity here for PRs to pitch me. The above stories will give you an inkling as to what I’m looking for, as will my portfolio, which I'll link to below. My email can be found on my website. Picture: Of a yellow house surrounded by trees in Mexico City. #Mexico #stories #journalism

Liverpool Retailers & Sustainability Experts - Circular Retail Scene

Loads of things going on in my working world at the moment, events and content etc, but here's a little snapshot of some of the circular-thinking/planet-conscious retail businesses I spotted on a recent trip to #Liverpool. I've always loved the city and what it has to offer (up the Reds 🔴) but I'm considering a bit of a deepdive into the city's retail scene and its focus on sustainability. Drop me a line if you've got a contribution or some ideas of things to explore. Here are a few things I do know, for starters. For the last two years, Liverpool ONE has had a Mobile Segregation Unit (MSU), courtesy of The Green Block which aims to boost recycling rates at the shopping and leisure hub. The aim of the MSU deployment was to sort waste into 15 individual waste streams, making it easier to recycle more material. There's a digital waste tracking element to it all too. Didn't get to see that myself last week but, in terms of other sustainability/circularity plays, I did visit the colourful LUSH flagship in Church St, complete with its well marketed Bring it Back packaging recycling concept and mandate of "leaving the world lusher than we found it". It's the biggest Lush store in the world to boot. Sostrene Grene opened its doors in Liverpool's Bold St in October 2023, and continues to highlight strong environmental welfare credentials via in-store messaging and customer communication. Just along the way, there's also Resurrection Bold St Liverpool, a long-time go-to place for multiple partner fashion brands as well as a host of vintage, preloved, and upcycled gear. Bold Street is also home to one of only two Shared Earth UK Limited stores in the UK (the other one and original site is in York). Its roots are steeped in ethical trading and addressing social and environmental issues, and it was good to see the hustle and bustle inside. The site started offering customers the option to refill their own packaging (with shampoo, washing-up liquid etc) long before it became more widely popular for retailers to do so.

Science Communicators - Environment Health Technology Projects

This time last month, I started a new adventure by becoming a student again and embarking on an MSc in Science Media Production at Imperial College London 👩🔬🧬📺🧪 Crazily it's now been 10 years since I began my undergraduate degree in Diagnostic Radiography at University of Portsmouth 😨 The last decade has been anything but straightforward. It's included qualifying and beginning my career as a radiographer at a major trauma centre during the COVID-19 pandemic (Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), as well as periods of ill health & new diagnoses for myself. Eventually I medically imaged patients across four wonderful London hospitals, including Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust and Cleveland Clinic London 🩻😷 Along the way, I also explored careers outside of radiography, from a marketing internship at ABTA via the Leonard Cheshire Change 100 programme, to leading volunteers with Oxfam at festivals and in Greenpeace environmental campaigns. Most recently I've been working on engagement and events at Islington Council as part of Evidence Islington, which is funded by NIHR (National Institute for Health and Care Research) and focused on improving outcomes related to wider determinants of health. I’ve sometimes worried my career path looks unusual, but I have so many passions and every role has taught me new skills, adapted me to different work environments and allowed me to meet many types of amazing people. In the 1st month of this course, I've done such varied things, from writing an essay about science philosophy to producing a science radio show, so I'm excited to see where the rest of the year and beyond leads. Alongside the MSc, I've also started two new roles: 📰 Deputy News Editor for I, Science Magazine 🤝 Outreach Coordinator for the Science Communication Society To colleagues and collaborators, past and present: thank you for the support ❤️ If you're working on an interesting science related project (particularly related to the environment, technology or health) and want to connect with science communicators, or would like to be featured in an article, radio/video interview, or event, I'd love to hear from you 😊 #ScienceCommunication #ScienceMedia #ImperialCollegeLondon #PublicHealth #Healthcare #Technology #Environment #Masters #PublicEngagement #NewAdventure

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