When organizations want to move from talk to tangible results in diaspora engagement, I help them get there. Whether it's designing programs that deepen diaspora ties or building trust in diaspora finance systems, my advisory work focuses on creating sustainable and practical strategies rooted in lived experience and global research.

Strong policies and programs begin with asking the right questions. As a researcher and practitioner, I design and deliver qualitative research that unpacks complex migration dynamics and translates data into practical insights decision-makers can use. Clients include governments, NGOs, and mission-driven businesses looking to make evidence-based choices.

When I speak, I bring the unique perspective of someone who is a researcher, professional, and participant in the diaspora story. My workshops and talks invite audiences into deeper conversations about identity, migration, transnational life, and diasporic contributions. Whether it’s a keynote, a classroom, or a panel, I make the complex accessible and connect the personal to the political.

As a cultural curator, I help organizations preserve and celebrate African and Ghanaian diaspora histories through storytelling, oral history projects, and archival work. This is more than preservation—it’s about building intergenerational and international bridges, ensuring diasporic experiences aren’t just recorded but valued. These initiatives foster a sense of pride, belonging, and cultural continuity across borders.