Education.

Research.

Join me in exploring enduring questions about our humanity through my ethnographic research in East Africa and my traveling life as an educator.

Quantitative research finds its way to newspaper articles and TV news headlines. But long, in-depth, nuanced, deeply empathetic, and humane research oftentimes only finds its way to university shelves and in theses databases limited to a small group of academics with access to it.
I’m dedicated to democratizing knowledge and bringing my own rigourous and humanistic research to the general public through compelling storytelling.
Learn more about my work here.

Join me on a journey to explore different perspectives, reframe our understanding of the African continent, and learn how interconnected we are across the globe. You will gain an appreciation for new perspectives, be challenged, and asked to be vulnerable enough to admit what you don’t know. And in the process, you’ll gain respect and build bridges with peoples and cultures previously unfamiliar to you.
I have experience speaking about my academic research and educational leadership perspective to students as young as four years old and adults as old as your favorite grandparent in educational institutions, professional organizations, and social communities.
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There’s always a place and a perspective to explore. And there are too many wonderful people in the world to not want to know them better.
My travel writing is about lived experiences, human connections and disconnections with humor from a womanist perspective.
You can read a story from my life in Italy here.