The panel discussion will feature : Marsha de Cordova.
Marsha de Cordova is a Labour Party Member of Parliament, having served Battersea since 2017. In Parliament, Marsha advocates for a range of issues including disability rights, securing better relations with the European Union, the cost of living, a greener future and opportunities for young people.
Ruth EsselFounding Director & Principal - Pointe BlackRuth started Ballet when she was 3 years old. Driven by a desire to create a better dance world for young people after facing microaggressions as a Black dancer. She's performed in theatres such as Sadler's Wells, the Royal Albert Hall, and His Majesty's Theatre. Ruth is highly passionate about wellbeing, being a mental health survivor and trained psychologist.
Abass Dodoo: Abass Dodoo is an internationally acclaimed master drummer, educator, and cultural ambassador, celebrated for his dynamic performances and dedication to African heritage. Born into a royal family of musicians in Ghana, Abass was mentored by legendary master drummer Mustapha Tettey Addy and has since become a leading figure in African percussion worldwide.
