Beyond the Surface: Anti-Racism Begins with How We Live Together
Dr. Jordanne Edwards shares her journey from Jamaica to Luxembourg and her research on anti-racism, activism and trauma, and asks what it really takes for us to live together.
About this episode
From Jamaica to Europe and eventually Luxembourg, Dr. Jordanne Edwards’ journey as a researcher, consultant, and professional in social work and international development has taken her across countries, cultures and very different social realities. In this episode, we follow that journey and talk about what she has learned along the way. We step into Jordanne's research on anti-racism, activism and trauma, and explore how these questions connect to the way we experience the world around us. At the heart of our conversation is a simple but difficult question: what does it really take for us to truly live together?
Guests
Dr. Jordanne Edwards
Researcher and consultant in social work and international development
FS Talks: on Living and Learning Across Cultures is produced by FSLuxembourg with the support of Fondation Sommer, Radio ARA and the Media Center of the University of Luxembourg. The series is produced solely for educational and informational purposes. It is a non-commercial initiative and is not intended to generate profit or promote commercial products or services. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the organizers or affiliated institutions.
