Daphne Jackson's guest appearances

Daphne Jackson

3,2,1 iRelaunch

Public lecture podcasts

PowerLift Stories Podcast

Michelle Obama

Chris Martin

David Miller

Nancy Cartwright

David Nutt

Steven Lutz

Michael Barber

Fiona Reynolds

Diane Coyle

Joanna Lewis

David Bailey

Mark Sedwill

Robert Wade

Edward Luce

Martin Ford

OwlTail

Katie Perry is the Chief Executive of the Daphne Jackson Trust, which under her leadership has become the UK’s leading organization dedicated to helping returners relaunch their research careers. Katie is a physicist with a background in science communication. She holds a doctorate degree in Physics from the University of Surrey, where she worked with the Trust's namesake and the first female physics professor in the UK, Professor Daphne Jackson. In 2022, Katie was awarded an honorary degree by the University of Surrey in recognition of her unwaveringly commitment to securing the legacy of the Daphne Jackson Trust’s vision. Since inception, the Daphne Jackson Trust has helped more than 480 individuals relaunch their careers in STEM and other fields.

EP 265: UK's Daphne Jackson Trust leader helps over 480 relaunchers in research, with Katie Perry

Interview Takeaways:Put God First and Keep Him First!1. Be Your Own Advocate – Stay on top of your doctors and treatments. Ask questions in order to understand your options. I actually had to disagree with a doctor who was reading the films from my mammography and he said he thought he saw something suspicious in my other breast, and I told him no he didn’t. I know he thought I was crazy for challenging his opinion, but it was necessary. I shared with him that when I looked at my name on the film, it was backwards, which told me we were looking at the film backwards; meaning instead of seeing something in my left breast, we were looking at the scar tissue in the right breast where I originally had surgery. He turned red, and I left.2. Do It Afraid – Early Detection is Key: Perform monthly breast self-exams, get an annual mammogram, and if you feel a lump don’t wait, have it checked out right away as early detection can be the key to saving a life.3. Release the Stress – Take the necessary time for your own self-care. Learn to put yourself first and address your mental and physical wellness. Have wellness checks for you. Get a massage, go for long walks, exercise, watch a funny movie, enjoy time with your family and friends, etc. Slow down and find what it is that you enjoy doing and do it.djhornbuckle73@gmail.com Resources:Adelphi University Breast Cancer Hotline1-800-877-8077 Celebrating Life Foundationcelebratinglife.orgSister’s Networksistersnetworkinc.org Resources:Powerful Journey Organization: We help women Tell Their Stories, Write Their Books and Build a Powerful &amp; Profitable Brand Around Both! Website: phyllisjenkins.com Email: Phyllis@phyllisjenkins.com Powerful Journey Masterclass (become a Published Author) Powerful Journey Speakers Academy (become a Speaker) 

Interview Takeaways:Put God First and Keep Him First!1. Be Your Own Advocate – Stay on top of your doctors and treatments. Ask questions in order to understand your options. I actually had to disagree with a doctor who was reading the films from my mammography and he said he thought he saw something suspicious in my other breast, and I told him no he didn’t. I know he thought I was crazy for challenging his opinion, but it was necessary. I shared with him that when I looked at my name on the film, it was backwards, which told me we were looking at the film backwards; meaning instead of seeing something in my left breast, we were looking at the scar tissue in the right breast where I originally had surgery. He turned red, and I left.2. Do It Afraid – Early Detection is Key: Perform monthly breast self-exams, get an annual mammogram, and if you feel a lump don’t wait, have it checked out right away as early detection can be the key to saving a life.3. Release the Stress – Take the necessary time for your own self-care. Learn to put yourself first and address your mental and physical wellness. Have wellness checks for you. Get a massage, go for long walks, exercise, watch a funny movie, enjoy time with your family and friends, etc. Slow down and find what it is that you enjoy doing and do it.djhornbuckle73@gmail.com Resources:Adelphi University Breast Cancer Hotline1-800-877-8077 Celebrating Life Foundation<a href="http://celebratinglife.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">celebratinglife.org</a>Sister’s Network<a href="http://sistersnetworkinc.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sistersnetworkinc.org</a> Resources:Powerful Journey Organization: We help women Tell Their Stories, Write Their Books and Build a Powerful &amp; Profitable Brand Around Both! Website: <a href="http://phyllisjenkins.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">phyllisjenkins.com</a> Email: <a href="mailto:Phyllis@phyllisjenkins.com">Phyllis@phyllisjenkins.com</a> Powerful Journey Masterclass (become a Published Author) Powerful Journey Speakers Academy (become a Speaker)

Episode 11: My Will to Live with Daphne Jackson Hornbuckle

Daphne Jackson Trust

Daphne Jackson Trust Fellows carry out novel research at post doctorial level across a wide spectrum of sciences and engineering disciplines. This conference showcased the fellows’ research and findings.

Daphne Jackson Trust Research Conference