Digital Help for you - Episode 2

In this podcast episode hosted by the Bank's Gender Inclusion Network (Elevate), we hear from five women in the business around their experiences of sexism in the context of street harassment and question - are we safe on the streets?

Alimot Adewumi hosts part 3 in our Black Lives Matter podcast series, and another in-depth conversation around race and identity. Joining Alimot for this discussion are Co-operative Bank colleagues Conor Rose, Kole Ogunjobi and Femi Salako. If you enjoyed this episode, please check out part 1 and part 2 of our Black Lives Matter series.

Colleagues from The Co-operative Bank are doing precisely that – and much more - as part of Centrepoint’s Stay Up event on Thursday 8 October 2020! Listen to what three of them had to say about their own fund raising activities and their personal thoughts on why supporting charities like Centrepoint is so important. If you’re inspired to do your bit to end youth homelessness, you can sign up to take part too via the Centrepoint website – stayup.centrepoint.org.uk  or join the activities on the night by following their Instagram channel – centrepointuk.

Alimot Adewumi hosts another in depth discussion about personal issues around the BLM movement and why it's important to ask questions the correct way. Joining Alimot are Zenaib Khurshid, Janine Davies and Lorna Wright-Sancroft.

Using one of the three pays means you don’t have to withdraw cash or touch chip and pin terminals. You can also use it to make purchases at many online stores without having to keep re-entering your card details. Better still, if you ever forget your physical cards or run out of cash, your debit or credit card is ready and available to use on your device. It’s safe and secure with your card protected by the same fraud rules as your physical debit or credit card, allowing you an easier and quicker way to shop. Here is a short podcast episode we’ve created to give you some hints and tips about using Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay.

In this podcast episode we're providing valuable tips and hints for when you are searching for a new job. There's also help for your video interview.

Two members of the bank's REACH network (Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage) and two members of ELEVATE (our Women's network) talk about the re surge of the Black Lives Matter movement and share personal anecdotes about racism in their personal lives.

Take four women: two LGBTQ+ and two allies who have all experienced the emotion of taking part in a Pride parade. Paul Graham talks to them about memories of their first ever Pride parade and asks them if it really was life-changing. They also talk about the importance of LGBTQ+ allies and what it means to the LGBTQ+ community. Copyright The Co-operative Bank c 2020

Here are some tips for you, to safeguard yourself and your finances when using the NHS Test and Trace service. If NHS Test and Trace calls you by phone the service will only use a single phone number: 0300 0135 000. The only website the service will ask you to visit is https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/testing-and-tracing/

The Digital Bees are a group of volunteers at The Co-operative Bank who actively help others with all things digital. They help at events, create workshops and dispel the difficulties around 'digital'. Have a listen to some of the Digital Bees talk about what they do, and why it's so important to them.