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Posted by Annie Keane, Deputy Director, in Listen up, November, 2002

Ehinor Otaigbe-Amedu, invites researchers to work in partnership

Research is very, very important to me and my community.

Ehinor gives an insight into her work as a community leader and a member of the Black & Asian Research Advisory Group (BRAG).

She explains how BRAG helps to bridge the gap between researchers and BAME communities.

BRAG advises researchers on how to work inclusively and with cultural awareness.

Ehinor is the CEO of Wonderfully Made Woman

If you would like to find out more about BRAG, please get in touch with Annie Keane annie.keane@mft.nhs.uk

I want to encourage you, if you are a researcher, please do come to BRAG. We will advise you and give you the right information that you need to help you with your research.

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