My work sits at the intersection of activism, public education and social impact, with a focus on human rights, racial justice, gender equality and social change. I began building my platform during the Black Lives Matter movement, turning my knowledge and lived experience into accessible education on race, Black history and social justice. Today, I have built a community of 250,000+ people, reaching millions across social media and using my platform to educate, engage and mobilise audiences around the issues that shape our world.

Alongside my digital advocacy, I work across stages, classrooms, community spaces and institutions, delivering keynotes, workshops and panels. My work has led to partnerships with organisations including TikTok, Greenpeace, The Body Shop, the United Nations, Mary’s Meals and ONE, and speaking opportunities including TEDx Brighton, the APPG for Afrikan Reparations, Queen Mary University of London and Black Cultural Archives. I have also been recognised among the Top 100 Most Influential People of African Descent and nominated for TikTok’s Voice for Change Creator of the Year.

Alongside my public work, I have built experience in social impact, diversity and inclusion, pro bono and access to justice across the financial and legal sectors. At 20, I became a Diversity and Inclusion Advisor within a global financial institution, helping develop an award-winning initiative reaching 10,000+ young people. I now work within the global legal sector, developing partnerships and programmes that expand access to justice and create social impact.

I hold an LLB in Law and Politics and an MA in Intellectual History and Political Thought, with interests spanning feminism, the Black Radical Tradition and international development.