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  <title>Interview with Rebecca Olayinka</title>
  <description>Today, in Beyond The Chameleon, Ella speaks to Rebecca Olayinka, a Social Worker and advocate for Black children who have been in care. Rebecca is also an author and poet, with her latest poem featured in “I’m speaking now: Black Women Share Their Truth in 101 Stories of Love, Courage and Hope”. This episode was recorded during the UK’s January lockdown. Follow Rebecca in Instagram: @an_author_called_rebecca And on twitter: @RebeOlayinka&amp;amp;nbsp; Facebook: www.facebook.com/RebeccaOlayinka&amp;amp;nbsp; LinkedIn: Rebecca Olayinka Don’t miss the next episode, remember to subscribe, rate, review and follow Ella on Instagram, Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter - you can expect to see some behind the scenes insights, and narratives about working in the media industry. For more information about working with Ella as a composer, or to be featured on the podcast, visit www.ellajarman-pinto.co.uk. To support the podcast, donate via buymeacoffee.com/ellajarmanpinto </description>
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