Black history month
For Black History Month we showcased some incredible black economists and econ students from across the UK. See below for their inspirational videos and blogs!
a-level economics students at st olave's grammer
Ayo, Gloria, Sheena and William tell us why they love economics, how it helps them understand the world and why they think more young people should get involved!
Sarah Lawani, economics undergraduate at the university of greenwich
Sarah talks about two Black economist that inspire her, click these links to find out more about Sadie Alexander and Jhacova Williams.
michael oni, economics undergraduate at the university of greenwich
Michael give his advice to young people considering economics. You can also read his inspirational blog here!
Miriam Hamze, economics undergraduate at the university of greenwich
Miriam inspires us with her passion for economics and why she thinks why it’s so important for young people to become economists and change the world for the better!
Dr Tesfa Mehari, Economics Programme Director at the University of Greenwich
Dr Tesfa talks to us about why he loves economics and why young people from all backgrounds should join economics to make the world a more equal and inclusive