I provide strategic guidance on diaspora engagement, remittances, and migration policy. My work helps organizations design effective programs that strengthen ties between diasporas and their countries of origin. I also advise on trust-building in remittance and investment ecosystems, ensuring sustainable and impactful financial flows.

I conduct qualitative research to inform policy, programs, and advocacy efforts. My research explores topics such as diaspora finance, second-generation engagement, and migration frameworks. I translate complex data into practical insights for real-world impact for governments, NGOs, and businesses working in migration and development.

I deliver engaging talks, panels, and workshops on topics related to migration, diaspora investment, and African development. Grounded in research, my engagements offer clear insights into transnationalism, cultural heritage, and the economic, social, and cultural contributions of diasporas—both to their homelands and countries of residence. Whether speaking to policymakers, community members, students, or business leaders, I bring a thoughtful, practical, and accessible approach to complex migration issues and cultural heritage.

I specialize in cultural heritage preservation and diaspora engagement through the arts. I assist organizations in curating and preserving African and Ghanaian diaspora histories, including documenting oral histories, archiving cultural materials, and creating platforms for storytelling. I also design cultural engagement initiatives that foster connections between diaspora communities and their countries of heritage such as oral history workshops and diaspora-focused events.