Channeling Anger to Create Change - Elif Emma True

Update: 2020-03-31

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Former Laidlaw Scholar at the University of York, Elif Emma True, discusses her research into the importance of the way we talk about poverty in the UK, the power of being angry in this world, and her amazing podcast called Deprivation Discourse, which you can find at deprivationdiscourse.com or on Spotify.

You can access the transcript, references, and further reading on the Laidlaw Scholars Network: https://laidlawscholars.network/rooms/846-the-good-leader-podcast

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Channeling Anger to Create Change - Elif Emma True

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Channeling Anger to Create Change - Elif Emma True

Channeling Anger to Create Change - Elif Emma True