Chanté is a freelance writer, digital content producer and host of Channel 4's How Not To Be Racist & The Face Magazine's 'My Public Me' Podcast. Chanté frequently writes for platforms including British Vogue, Complex, The Guardian, The I Paper, Huffington Post, VICE, Gal-dem, Soho House and more. In 2018, she wrote her first-ever cover story for Wonderland Magazine interviewing Beyoncé’s very own Chloe and Halle. She has recently hosted live streams for Tik Tok and collaborated with brands such as Bumble, Adidas, Spotify and Youtube. Chanté is also currently writing for her first book A Quick Ting On: The Black British Power Movement, due out in 2021.
Writing and good vibes: Hello@chantejoseph.co.uk
Anything else: Repped by Insanity Management: chante@insanityhq.com
Projects
Projects credited in
- This Black History Month 2020, meet 100 rising stars inspiring changeWe still have a long way to go when it comes to conquering the lack of diversity in all industries – which is why it is so important for us, as a platform, to use our force for good. True diversity at every level is the key to innovation and success, so we celebrate and promote Black talent throughout the year, including via our list of brilliant Black leaders. This is definitely not an exhaustive list, so we’re always looking to unearth more incredible rising stars to feature and promote, to h158
- A Quick Ting On SeriesAs seen on The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/sep/28/a-quick-ting-on-launches-young-black-authors The A Quick Ting On series, developed and commissioned by Abraha, is the first of its kind and will cover topics from music to bamboo earrings, plantain to the Black British power movement, Afrobeats to Black British business and much more. The first eight titles in the series will be published by Jacaranda Books between October 2020 – October 2021 with works from some of the UK'
- Soul, Synth and Rock & Roll, Songstress Shingai Tells Us About Breaking Down Doors And Celebrating Her Zimbabwean HeritageFeature on Singer Shingai written for Reform The Funk (Online Cultural Platform), focusing on the extent of Shingai's musical career, the industries treatment of females POC and the sound she is exuding in her latest Solo EP release. Sitting alongside the mini series Talk and Play with Chante Joseph, who conducted an interview with Shingai.
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Skills
- Marketing Strategy
- Event Organisation
- Digital Marketing
- Social Media Marketing
- Content and Media Writing
- Email Marketing
- Communications
- SEO
- Public Relations
- Copywriting
Education
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BScUniversity of Bristol
- Bristol, United Kingdom
Social Policy with Quantitative Research Methods