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What topics does Akala specialise in?
Akala specialises in talking about hip hop, literature, social commentary and more.
What is Akala's speaking style like?
Akala delivers captivating talks with eloquence and passion, leaving audiences inspired and eager for more. His engaging storytelling and insightful perspectives resonate deeply, making each event memorable and impactful. AI summary based on real event feedback.
Does Akala offer virtual speaking engagements?
Yes, Akala offers virtual speaker bookings for webinars, online conferences, and remote or distributed team engagements.
Akala, an award-winning hip-hop artist and bestselling author, offers a compelling discussion on race, social justice, and equity. Combining personal insights with scholarly analysis, he explores the roots of racism and the journey towards reeducation and antiracism. As a leading voice in the UK's racial equity movement, Akala's presentations feature engaging visuals and a thought-provoking Q&A. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of these critical issues.
Akala, a multi-disciplinary artist and social entrepreneur, has achieved remarkable success across various fields, prompting business innovators to wonder about his methods. In this talk, he shares his wealth of experience to uncover insights and strategies that inspire ongoing innovation and foster a workplace culture of entrepreneurship. Attendees will learn how to balance the creative process with entrepreneurial pursuits, gaining valuable knowledge to apply in their own professional environments.
In this engaging programme inspired by his viral TEDx Talk, Akala delves into the creation of The Hip Hop Shakespeare Company, which he co-founded. He examines the social and linguistic connections between William Shakespeare's works and contemporary hip hop. Attendees will gain insights into the cultural and artistic parallels that bridge these two seemingly different worlds.
Akala, the award-winning hip-hop artist, discusses his Sunday Times bestselling memoir, "Natives," exploring the social, historical, and political factors shaping today's society. Drawing from his own experiences, he addresses issues of race and class rooted in Britain's racialised empire, covering topics such as the police, education, and identity. Attendees will gain insights into the complex legacy of race and class in British history.
Akala, in his book talk on 'The Dark Lady', highlights the importance of education, drawing from his popular YA novel. Inspired by Shakespeare’s 'Dark Lady' sonnets, the story takes readers to a multicultural 16th century London, emphasising that reading is a true superpower. Akala connects with audiences to reinforce the idea that knowledge is power. Attendees will learn about the transformative power of education and the rich historical context of his narrative.
