Kamilah McInnis

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Kamilah McInnis

In the modern world, we are bombarded with stories and videos from all walks of life but even with widespread access to publishing tools it can be hard for people in minority groups to be heard and seen. Now, a course in Southampton is looking to help people learn how to make their stories and experiences travel further.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Kamilah McInnis

Seize the narrative - bringing diversity to storytellingBukola GeorgeBusiness owner Bukola George is one of almost 1,000 people to have shared a personal story through a digital storytelling courseIn the modern world, we are bombarded with stories and videos from all walks of life but even with widespread access to publishing tools it can be hard for people in minority groups to be heard and seen.

Feb 22, 2025 | bbc.com | Danielle Malgwi |Kamilah McInnis

'Black women deserve better' - cancer researcherDanielle Malgwi & Kamilah McInnisHandoutHelena Boyce was diagnosed with breast cancer three timesA study from the University of Surrey has revealed what it calls "critical gaps" in breast cancer care within the black community. The study found barriers prevent black African and Caribbean women in the UK from having screenings, which means they faced a higher risk of dying from breast cancer.

Feb 22, 2025 | yahoo.com | Danielle Malgwi |South East |Kamilah McInnis

A study from the University of Surrey has revealed what it calls "critical gaps" in breast cancer care within the black community. The study found barriers prevent black African and Caribbean women in the UK from having screenings, which means they faced a higher risk of dying from breast cancer. Anietie Aliu, lead author of the research, said: "Black women deserve better from the scientific and health communities".

Dec 29, 2023 | bbc.co.uk | Paige Neal-Holder |Kamilah McInnis

It's been almost two years since Russia invaded Ukraine, turning millions of lives upside down overnight. Among those affected were foreign students who were forced to flee the country, abandoning their degrees and dreams. Mary, a Nigerian medical student, was one of them. Before the war broke out Ukraine was a popular choice for international medical students, and in 2020 it was home to 80,000 foreign students, with nearly a quarter of them from Africa.