“We get treated like we’re a little bit dumb because we believe in God” Writing, faith & the ocean have helped Onjali cope with grief during the pandemic. Listen to Onjali’s story as part of #fromwhereImstanding: https://fromwhereiamstanding.empathymuseum.com/onjali 📸 Tim Mitchell Photos from Empathy Museum’s post

During the pandemic, Geraldine became an NHS Trust lead for staff support and wellbeing. Listen to her story as part of #fromwhereimstanding: https://fromwhereiamstanding.empathymuseum.com/geraldine 📸 Myah Jeffers Photos from Empathy Museum’s post

“It’s really important that young Asian people see themselves represented.” These words and shoes belong to writer & actor Julie. Take a moment to see the world through her eyes on today’s #AMileinMyShoesPodcast ep🥾 Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7L7cHTe5lwrTqdjFfUwUC0?si=O3u8xoXXRFau2EXYaaQRYg Julie – A Mile in My Shoes – A Mile in My Shoes open.spotify.com “It’s really important that

Grace is a senior nurse from the Philippines. She works at the Royal Hospital Chelsea, whilst trying to protect herself from Covid-19, as she has a respiratory condition. Listen to her story as part of #fromwhereimstanding: https://fromwhereiamstanding.empathymuseum.com/grace 📸 Lottie Davies Photos from Empathy Museum’s post

“It has happened to me before. It will happen to me again. It doesn’t happen to my white colleagues” Will is a junior doctor, he is frequently stopped by the police on his way to work during the pandemic. Listen to his story here: https://fromwhereiamstanding.empathymuseum.com/will 📸 Myah Jeffers Photos from Empathy Museum’s post

Kate is the director of Brockwell Park Community Greenhouses Her #fromwhereimstanding story is about the importance of public green space, enormous sunflowers & gardening as a way to heal and grieve. Listen here: https://fromwhereiamstanding.empathymuseum.com/kate 📸 Amit Lennon Featuring music from iyatraQuartet Photos from Empathy Museum’s post

“I always find beauty in the small details” Maysa is a film critic from Brazil. On Today’s #AMileinMyShoesPodcast ep, she talks about the cinema, connecting with others, and adapting to London’s fast-paced lifestyle. Listen here: https://play.acast.com/s/amileinmyshoes/maysa-amileinmyshoes Maysa – A Mile in My Shoes | A Mile in My Shoes on Acast play.acast.com “I always find

“I name my plants to encourage me to look after them better” Natalie, the founder of Brixton’s incredible House Gospel Choir, noticed resemblances between the choir & her houseplants during lockdown. Listen to Natalie’s #fromwhereimstanding story: https://fromwhereiamstanding.empathymuseum.com/natalie 📸 Amit Lennon Photos from Empathy Museum’s post

“It feels like more and more is being thrown on us” These words & shoes belong to Suddy, who is a GP from Sheffield. Take a moment today to see the world through her eyes, by listening to her story on the #AMileinMyShoesPodcast: https://play.acast.com/s/amileinmyshoes/suddy-amileinmyshoes