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I’ve never been one to follow a straight career path, a true multi-hyphenate with many different strings to my bow. I love to learn new things, collaborate with new minds and build communities out of individuality. My career path is not linear and I never wanted it to be because there are so many avenues that interest and excite me. This flexibility and a solid work ethic matched with a perfectionist nature has meant that most things I’ve tried, I’ve enjoyed and been good at, have been able to tie together multiple streams of work that fulfil, challenge and excite me. My colourful portfolio career is based on values of authenticity, identity, compassion and honesty. I do not work with people or organisations who don’t align with these values and make sure that everything I create stands up to those pillars- for me and those I collaborate with.
My mixed-race background has meant that I have lived my life in the in between, seeing the disparity of wealth, access, confidence and opportunity between a variety of backgrounds but with personal experience of experiencing the straddle between race and class which is what has led me to the work that I do. I’m not afraid of complex conversations because I’ve been questioning the sense of belonging since I was born. I’m not interested in hearing the same stories from the same people, I want to make content which springboards into conversation for everyone to delve deeper into their understanding of themselves and others. I want my creativity to be a catalyst for empowerment and change – it’s how I pick the projects I work on and how I measure success for, by asking myself ‘did it matter?’
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Find me featured across the web:
Netflix Commussions Documentary About Aspiring Bristol Paralympian
St Pauls Carnival to host A Year Since Colston panel discussion
How To Be A Courageous Ally – Guest on the Sas Petherick Podcast