National Coordinator PSR-NYC|GenderPlusGMD|
Programmes Officer ROJALNU|
Former Council Member National Youth Council|HR|SRHR|FP|HIV&AIDS Advocate||YALI Alumni|
I am more than honored to be ranked amongst the 100 most influential young leaders in Africa.
Many young people in🇬🇲 are equally deserving but it is evident that my work is making marks.
I intend on putting my country’s name on the map by supporting young people, especially girls
Today, the U.S. Ambassador to The Gambia, Sharon L. Cromer, handed a Superior Honor Award to me signed by Assistant Secretary Molly Phee. Super grateful and humbled.
Thunder Bay is out now on Crave. I have a lot of feelings about it— anticipation, anxiety, relief.
I’m sending all my love to Indigenous people in the city. Our stories here are hard, and beautiful, too— and in every case, they deserve to be heard.
One of the first things attacked in residential schools were longstanding conceptions of gender and sexuality.
Indigenous and anti-colonial justice are inextricable from queer justice.
I'm teaching! At a university!
If you or anyone you know is at TMU and wants to spend a few months talking about Indigenous Governance and Justice with me— come join my course! I would love it.
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Always shocking that, by far, one of the most common things I'm asked to give an opinion on is land acknowledgements.
It makes me wonder if settlers just forget or ignore any other ways they're implicated in Indig affairs or solidarity bc, really... it's such low hanging fruit.
Especially jarring after I have just given an hour-long talk about liberation, decolonization, Land Back, etc. I said all that, and land-acknowledgements are what's weighing on you???
USA, Respect and protection for marriages irregardless✅
Let's see about rights to abortion and how the US Foreign Policy will influence this globally.
@USEmbassyBanjul