I grew up in church, learning from my granddad and parents that community means showing up and going the extra mile, but I also saw around me many things that I felt were unjust. My journey is rooted in the intersection of leadership development, politics, justice, faith and community. A politics BA, theology MA and seven years of community organising have taught me that justice means asking why, exploring how systems shape society, that faith has something to say in it, and that bringing your whole self to movement building means people with lived experience should always be at the very heart of action. 

 

I'm an educator, entrepreneur and facilitator who believes that transformation starts with honest stories, shared spaces and small, consistent acts of courage. I hold space for people to bloom into their fullest selves, believing that when people bloom and kith, the communities and systems around them change too.