ABOUT

In the same year, I coordinated the successful online webinar, "Stronger After the Crisis: Resilience in Coffee Farming," and hosted the opening video segment for International Coffee Partners.

In 2018 I had the privilege of covering the United Nations Secretary-General's Envoy on Youth, Miss Jayathma Wickramanayake’s first multi-country mission to Africa, where I filmed and produced documentaries of her mission across Senegal, Gambia, Ghana, Nigeria, and South Africa.

In 2025, I completed the African Management Institute’s Management Development Program and a fundraising and storytelling workshop with For Impact | The Suddes Group. Both experiences strengthened my ability to lead with purpose and strengthen fundraising efforts.

In my free time I freelance and facilitate X Space conversations for the Uganda Digital Writers Association — a national network connecting writers and storytellers across the country. I am also a poet and avid reader/reviewer of African literature.

I have a deep appreciation for African fashion and design. I enjoy creating my own Ankara outfits while also taking on interior design projects for friends and family.

As I continue to build on my career, I remain dedicated to advancing development communication efforts that contribute to a more equitable and sustainable world.

I welcome you to review samples of my work.

I am a writer, graphic designer, and digital content creator based in East Africa.

Throughout my decade-long career, I’ve worked with international non-profits and United Nations entities across 9 African countries.

Most recently, I authored a feature article for the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) on behalf of Educate!, titled “Scaling learning that earns: Pathways to work for every young person”.

I was also a co-director of a short film ‘Taking the Alternative Path’, produced by The Agency Fund in collaboration with Educate!.

In 2020, for Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS), I directed and co-produced a short video telling the personal stories of Ugandan coffee farmers and the impacts of climate change on their livelihoods.

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