
Jerome Harvey-Agyei: Stories of Love
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It’s a The Relational Social Work Podcast first, with this episode being recorded in a broom cupboard. Hannah is joined by Jerome Harvey-Agyei, Co-Founder of The Tope Project and Youth Participation Lead at The Mayor of London’s Violence Reduction Unit. This episode explores the importance of love and human connection, the beauty which can come from pain, and how Jerome shares stories of love, rather than stories of suffering. Hannah is joined by Matt for the intro and reflections, where they have an impromptu (and very unofficial) audition to be the next hosts of Strictly Come Dancing and Matt shares his very exciting news.
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