After a UN trip left me at rock bottom, I posted videos on lunch breaks and hit 10,000 followers in three months.
Born in the UK, raised in Canada. That's when I knew I needed to be in the rooms where decisions get made.
My mom, a family physician, taught me to see my privilege. I used it to speak for kids in Sudan and Chad.
I'm on exchange from McGill. These weeks in Paris remind me why stepping outside my comfort zone matters.
At 18 I thought rooms like the UN weren't for me. My dad's advice to use fear as fuel got me there.
It was terrifying. Over two years UHURU grew from a campus publication into a city-wide pan-African initiative.
It clarified how I want to use the law to become a global advocate. I also met Jean Chrétien.
At CDD-Ghana I ran focus groups in the Ashanti Region for the Ghana Cities Monitor. It changed everything for me.
Vice President of Education at Mcgill African Students' Society
I'm Vice President of Education at Mcgill African Students' Society.
After a UN trip left me at rock bottom, I posted videos on lunch breaks and hit 10,000 followers in three months.
Born in the UK, raised in Canada. That's when I knew I needed to be in the rooms where decisions get made.
My mom, a family physician, taught me to see my privilege. I used it to speak for kids in Sudan and Chad.
I'm on exchange from McGill. These weeks in Paris remind me why stepping outside my comfort zone matters.
At 18 I thought rooms like the UN weren't for me. My dad's advice to use fear as fuel got me there.
It was terrifying. Over two years UHURU grew from a campus publication into a city-wide pan-African initiative.
It clarified how I want to use the law to become a global advocate. I also met Jean Chrétien.
At CDD-Ghana I ran focus groups in the Ashanti Region for the Ghana Cities Monitor. It changed everything for me.
Vice President of Education at Mcgill African Students' Society
I'm Vice President of Education at Mcgill African Students' Society.
After a UN trip left me at rock bottom, I posted videos on lunch breaks and hit 10,000 followers in three months.
Born in the UK, raised in Canada. That's when I knew I needed to be in the rooms where decisions get made.
My mom, a family physician, taught me to see my privilege. I used it to speak for kids in Sudan and Chad.
I'm on exchange from McGill. These weeks in Paris remind me why stepping outside my comfort zone matters.
At 18 I thought rooms like the UN weren't for me. My dad's advice to use fear as fuel got me there.
It was terrifying. Over two years UHURU grew from a campus publication into a city-wide pan-African initiative.
It clarified how I want to use the law to become a global advocate. I also met Jean Chrétien.
At CDD-Ghana I ran focus groups in the Ashanti Region for the Ghana Cities Monitor. It changed everything for me.
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