This year marked 35 years of Black History Month and the theme was “Time for Change: Action Not Words“. To celebrate Black History Month this year, Chambers Marketing Executive, Christianah Omobosola Babajide, interviewed some remarkable individuals.
Throughout the month, Christianah, sat down with Elaine Banton, Susannah Johnson, Craig Carr and Ayanna Nelson, about their journey to the Bar and challenges they’ve faced as a person of colour, as well as an insight into the diversity and inclusion initiatives Chambers is involved in. Christianah also offered an insight of what Black History Month means to her in a Q&A.
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