Dr. Mamobo Ogoro

Cultural psychologist · Speaker · Founder

Intercultural Education Made Easy.

Hi! 👋🏾 I'm Dr Mamobo Ogoro. I study - and live - the question of how people move through rooms they weren't raised in, read cultural codes nobody taught them, and stay recognisably themselves while doing it.

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A little context

I research culture and identity for a living. 

My doctorate is in cultural and social psychology and applied linguistics, researching how systems of exclusion affect migrant communities in Ireland. But the reason I care isn't academic. It's because I was once an immigrant kid, learning to navigate environments that were not designed for me.

I founded the multi-award winning social enterprise and intercultural consultancy,  GORM and we help organisations and communities work across cultural differences. This corner of the internet is where I draw back the curtain; for the writers, founders, professionals and quiet strategists who had to make their own table. 

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HOW I LIVE MY PURPOSE

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CULTURE

Nerd out with me

I write, talk, create content, give  social commentary on issues surrounding culture, identity, belonging and psychology. 

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Personal Coaching

For minority founders, leaders and quiet strategists navigating power, visibility and the rooms they weren't raised in.

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FOR TEAMS

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Intercultural learning made easy for businesses and communities. Training, consultancy and professional development  programmes built for teams ready to work across difference.

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