Naomi and Natalie are sisters and the creators of Everyday Racism, a UK based organisation and Instagram platform which focuses on anti-racism work. Naomi is mother to two boys and Head of Drama at a large secondary school. She has worked in education for over 15 years and is also a trained presenter. Natalie is a 31-year-old events manager. After completing her degree in Event Management, she has managed various festivals, tours and events in the UK.

Naomi and Natalie are both of Black Jamaican and White British heritage. In May 2020 a video of Natalie went viral on twitter when she confronted two men racially abusing a ticket conductor. Following this they set up an anti-racism platform on Instagram @everydayracism_ which currently has over 140k followers. The page shares stories from BIPOC and educational posts focusing on anti-racism.

Most recently they have provided training sessions for companies such as Bupa and Lloyds Bank and written articles for Red and Grazia magazine. Their work has been featured in the London i newspaper and they recently appeared on the UK Channel 5 news documentary “Everyday Racism”.

Naomi and Natalie are committed to empowering people to make a difference in the world. They are natural communicators who believe education and action is the fundamental route to stopping social injustice. Their aim is to help dismantle systemic racism by empowering and teaching people in how they can impact change right where they are.