No GCSEs to a Masters! A story of determination & resilience! Keisha Adair Swaby : Episode 3

Join Jess Meredith & Keisha Adair Swaby for episode 3 of the Kaleidoscope podcast. In this episode Keisha shares her journey, and how being black and neurodivergent has impacted her story..

Keisha Adair Swaby, Wife and Mother of 4, Inspirational Speaker, Radio Presenter, Author, Film and Television Supporting Artist to name but a few!

In the last few weeks of university Keisha was diagnosed with severe Dyslexia and Dyspraxia despite her challenges she achieved a First-Class Honours Degree then went on to study for a Masters in Health Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University in which she achieved a Merit.

Keisha is a Goodwill Ambassador for the Jamaica Dyslexia Association. Her lived experience of these conditions has given her several opportunities to share her story on various platforms and events. She is a regular speaker at events for international women's day and is a regular speaker at the annual Dyslexia Show held each year at the NEC in Birmingham.

Keisha launched Empowering Dyslexics to inspire and be an example to others that they too can achieve anything her motto is "If I CAN do it so CAN you”

Keisha has been chosen as one of the top 50 most Influential Neurodivergent Women and was a finalist for role model of the year at the Multicultural Business & Community Champion Awards (MBCC).

Keisha is also listed on the Northern Power Women Awards Future List 2023 and is one of the WeAreTheCity Rising Star Finalists! She is on a mission to empower others with her story of inspiration and determination!