Over ten years across civil society, research and public engagement, working on how emerging technologies shape participation, institutions and public life. Currently a Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics and a Chevening Scholar completing an MA in AI Ethics and Society at Birkbeck, University of London.
Leading Artificial Cartographies, a research project mapping the material and spatial infrastructure of AI across Africa: land, labour, data flows, and the governance systems built on top of them. Producing research and public engagement outputs on AI governance, digital infrastructure and emerging technologies.
Leading digital participation initiatives reaching over 500,000 young people through U-Report and Internet of Good Things, in partnership with the Department of Basic Education. Designing data-driven campaigns and tools on online safety, mental health and girls' empowerment.
Contributing policy recommendations on artificial intelligence, digital innovation and inclusive economic growth to the G20 youth engagement process.
Advised organisations on responsible AI adoption, AI risk assessment and governance readiness, translating emerging regulatory and ethical expectations into practical guidance.
Founded a pan-African organisation advancing women's participation in the digital and AI economy across nine countries, supporting more than 15,000 women and girls through research, capability building and ecosystem development, in partnership with governments, multilaterals, philanthropies and technology companies.
Developed public engagement campaigns translating complex issues of democracy, human rights and social justice into accessible public communications, and supported advocacy initiatives strengthening civic participation across civil society audiences.
Led strategic campaigns, documentaries and digital storytelling projects translating public policy and social issues into accessible multimedia content for NGOs, foundations and public-interest organisations.
Produced policy analysis and public communications improving access to parliamentary proceedings, legislation and democratic processes, working closely with parliamentarians, civil society and media stakeholders.
Dissertation: the governance and societal implications of AI-driven credit scoring and automated financial decision-making. Relevant modules: Algorithms and the Law; Managing Emerging Technologies.