With over ten years of experience in humanitarian, educational, and peacebuilding projects, I am a passionate and proficient professional who strives to create positive social change in the world. I hold a Master's degree in International Peace and Conflict Resolution from Arcadia University, where I also teach courses on Conflict Transformation, Restorative Justice, Mediation, and Conflict Coaching to graduate students. Additionally, I teach Introduction to Human Rights, Refugee and Migration Movement, and Advocacy, NGO and Civil Society at Webster University Ghana, where I apply my cultural awareness and community relations skills to engage and empower diverse learners.

As a bi-weekly show host at Shades of Injera, I leverage my public speaking and communication strategist abilities to discuss various topics related to the African diaspora, such as identity, culture, politics, and social justice. I am also a prolific writer and researcher, having published multiple articles on refugee trauma, mental health, and conflict resolution in reputable journals, such as Global Social Welfare. Furthermore, I have received several honors and awards for my work, such as the Next Generation Peace Maker, the Pinnacle International, and the Best In Prevention Showcase. My mission is to use my expertise and experience to promote peace, justice, and human rights around the world.