I work as the Community Manager at Arts Emergency – a social justice charity and network that helps young under-represented people access the creative and cultural industries. I am also a freelance creative producer and curator.

My work focuses on home, identity, justice and storytelling, and I work closely with local communities and young people across heritage and the arts. In 2019 my exhibition exploring afro hair, Black women, femmes and non-binary people won a Making History Award from the Mayor of London and was featured in the Migration Museum.

The main topics of my Fellowship were museums, galleries, inclusion and community engagement. I looked at the barriers keeping people away from heritage institutions as well as the places that were doing ground-breaking work. At the time of my Fellowship, I was at the start of my career in the cultural sector. Afterwards, I went on to study an MA in Cultural Heritage at UCL and implemented my learnings in my community-engagement work in museums and galleries across the UK.