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Episode 10   | | | | | You’d be right in thinking Luminary Bakery make a mean cinnamon whirl. But they’re also an incredible social enterprise, providing training, employment and support to disadvantaged women in London. We chat to founder Alice and some of the recent graduates. | | |
| | | | | | | | | | What does community mean to Luminary? | | | | Alice (Founder): We’re really quite intentional about building a community amongst the cohort and their peers, so that they can become lifelong friends and support each other. | | | Tala: Being a part of Luminary,
meeting all these amazing women,
I felt comfortable, I didn’t feel like
I was being judged. Everyone’s really supportive and encouraging. | | |
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| | | | | | | | How would you sum up your time at Luminary? | | | | Montey: I’ve learnt that I’m worth it. And I can do it. | | | | Tina: It’s inspiring. It helps women to build trust and confidence in people. What they do here just changes people and changes the way we are, the way we see ourselves. | | |
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