In celebration of Black History Month please join the Academy for a conversation with Rebecca Ajulu-Bushell, former Team GB swimmer, writer, and advocate, whose story challenges assumptions about identity, belonging and what it takes to break barriers.
As the first Black woman to swim for Great Britain, Rebecca navigated the pressures of elite sport while grappling with questions of race, representation and self-worth. Since retiring from competitive swimming, she has become a powerful voice on inclusion, mental health and the importance of creating environments where everyone can thrive.
In this candid and thought-provoking discussion, Rebecca will share her personal journey, reflect on the lessons she has learned from navigating spaces where she often felt she didn't belong, and explore what genuine inclusion looks like today.
This promises to be an inspiring conversation about courage, resilience, identity and the impact we can all have in creating a greater sense of belonging.
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