One of the key drives for me to come to Ghana in this period was to learn more about what Black liberation and progression looked like outside of the UK. So, I have been keen to hear and learn from as many informed voices as…
It is always a heartwarming feeling to be acknowledged for doing work that feels more like purpose. It is for that reason I am very glad to announce that I was recently granted a fellowship with the Royal Society of the Arts, Manufacture and Commerce. …
Two weeks ago I sighed a breath of release when I submitted my masters dissertation for my course in International Social and Public Policy. For some time afterwards, my muscles were still tensed in the memory of the fight they had just endured. It took…
Over the past two weeks, we have seen race equality protests take hold all over the world. These demonstrations were sparked by the death of George Floyd on 25th May 2020. As usual, this latest killing has stirred up a renewed sense of collective passion and unity against systemic and structural racism. It is important to note these passions are not new or momentary, but a response to generations of oppression.
