Hepburn Harrison-Graham is a multi-talented individual who has made significant contributions in both the entertainment industry and the world of broadcast journalism.
As a professional actor Hepburn had the privilege to work alongside renowned actors, directors and theatre companies including the prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company. Hepburn’s acting career also extended to feature films and TV programmes such as Eastenders, The Firm, and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.
Over the course of twenty years, Hepburn established himself as a respected radio producer, before becoming the first Black editor in the history of BBC radio sport.
Since 2011, Hepburn has dedicated his time and energy to empowering inner city school children to recognise and unlock their immense potential. Initially, he worked as a drama therapist and role model for a London charity, where he facilitated intervention programmes in prisons, young offenders institutions and schools.
Lead Facilitator
Hepburn Harrison - Graham
In 2018 he co-founded C.A.L.M (Communication, Awareness, Leadership and Motivation). The company runs intervention programmes in schools for inner city children aged 9 to 15 who engage in disruptive and anti-social behaviour at school. The aim is to turn their behaviour around and instil a sense of self-worth and confidence in these students.
Despite his previous success as an actor and broadcast journalist, Hepburn believes his current work is not just about personal success, but about making a positive impact on the lives of others, particularly young inner city children.
Motivation
We motivate children to chase their dreams. By encouraging them to dream big and believe in themselves, we can help shape their mindset to be optimistic, resilient, and for them to recognise they can achieve their goals.