Camille Dundas: Uplifting the black voice through media

Our next guest is an in-demand consultant, advocate, educator, storyteller, wife, media mover and shaper!! Get ready for this explosive interview with Camille Dundas!

Camille has gone from intentionally failing half her classes in high school, to being named one of the top 100 Accomplished Black Women in Canada. She’s gone from asking the Canadian government for help, to helping the Canadian government as a consultant. She’s had dozens of job applications ignored and now she’s the co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of an online magazine that’s been recognized by the Prime Minister. How did she get here? She credits vulnerability, storytelling and a message of radical transparency.

Camille has worked with the Government of Canada and global companies such as Google and KPMG Financial. Her education sessions are anchored in a historical understanding of systemic racism and how that has impacted today's corporate culture, and her delivery is deeply rooted in her own lived experience as a Black woman in the workplace.

In this episode, Camille shares about how she has gained empowerment from motherhood. She shares insights on power, and what she's learnt through her experience as a mother. Through this discussion, we learn about a pivotal moment that transitioned her focus towards amplifying Black stories and the risks and patience that this required of her. Her journey is profoundly empowering.

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Book recommendation: "Becoming" by Michelle Obama

Find Camille online: https://camilledundas.com/

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