Devyani Gupta

Director, PWC. Passionate about transformation and change in the public sector. Ambitious mum. Inclusive leader. Tweets are personal opinions.

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

“What are the tyrannies you swallow day by day and attempt to make your own, until you will sicken and die of them, still in silence?” Brilliant article by Bernadine Evaristo- I hear you and know you amplify our collective voices too. Thank you!

[Financial Times @FT]

Booker Prize-winner Bernardine Evaristo: ‘I persisted’ https://t.co/DMJzHjfvei

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

My son and I are with you Jen 🙌

[Nesrine Malik @NesrineMalik]

That’s right Jen (age 11)!

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

@AllymissLove Breath

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

Just ordered my copy!

[John Amaechi OBE @JohnAmaechi]

My last book was a @nytimes Bestseller and it was, I'm afraid to say, all about me. This one is about YOU, and helping you to find YOUR inner giant. That's a promise. https://t.co/Utbbgdv94A #PromisesOfGiants

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

Important article by @harari_yuval on how using data ethically to build rather than deplete trust will help us better respond to future pandemics.

[Financial Times @FinancialTimes]

Free to read: 'Never allow too much data to be concentrated in any one place. Not during the epidemic, and not when it is over. A data monopoly is a recipe for dictatorship' – Yuval Noah Harari on what the world has learnt from Covid https://t.co/D2nbdqDZt7

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

It just takes 1 min to donate. 1 min to make a difference to our children’s lives. Please help. https://t.co/G8V7rmOJbn #ENDCHILDFOODPOVERTY

[MR @MarcusRashford]

🗣 #ENDCHILDFOODPOVERTY

Please RT.

[gal-dem @galdemzine]

Following the UK’s first-ever South Asian Heritage Month, @ruthlessbukhari reflects on her involvement, why the event was so necessary and what it needs to focus on moving forward https://t.co/w18ewGJO6n

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

The world is a truly horrible place right now. How do I look at my son in the eye knowing I’ve done very little to help? For our children, if not ourselves we must do better.

[Jenna Saidi @jennasaidiuk]

Beautiful collection of stories by @galdemzine @livlittle - ‘Get to know yourself for yourself’. Be proud of your heritage.

[gal-dem @galdemzine]

From a woman who lost four relatives to Covid-19 and had to swiftly return to work, to black families still grappling with the realities of racism in healthcare, Timi speaks to Black key workers are being forced to grieve at work https://t.co/gCZgEwvwBf

[MR @MarcusRashford]

I’m shocked.

According to Freedom of information responses 2,500 children in the UK have been admitted to hospital with malnutrition in the first 6 months of the year. This is 2,500 too many!!

[Gary Younge @garyyounge]

"Heightened consciousness alone will not fix what ails us. The roots are too deep, the institutions too inflexible and the opportunism too prevalent to trust progress to goodwill. Racism is a systemic problem and will require a systemic solution." https://t.co/GalpY3P9mL

[Alexis ✊🏿🖤 @3ternalsuns]

I saw this and I wanted to retweet it but the protester’s face was in it... so I cropped it but I did need this to be seen.

[Afua Hirsch @afuahirsch]

If coronavirus doesn't discriminate, how come black people are bearing the brunt? https://t.co/EUd1SMcXjP

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

The BAME medics fighting on the frontline - you will not be forgotten. https://t.co/wLJXoVIzQv

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

So as people of colour we must not only endure discrimination on a daily basis but also apologise for helping others to walk in our shoes and apologise for it? Really? https://t.co/fGRAtvuyHN

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

This! https://t.co/ODdm7yUO7p

[The New York Times @nytimes]

In Opinion

Afua Hirsch writes, "Harry and Meghan’s act of leaving — two fingers up at the racism of the British establishment — might be the most meaningful act of royal leadership I’m ever likely to see."
https://t.co/fTXqz8G22H

[Devyani Gupta @gupta_devyani]

Playing the long game - women’s strength has always been endurance, resilience and the sheer joy of achievement. A worthy reminder to all women out there for 2020! https://t.co/gkxDQKoZH5